Chicago Chart-Topper Sarantos Blends Traditional 60s Pop with Psychedelic Sounds on Newest Single and Video

The prolific singer-songwriter and musician explores love’s deep journey on his newest month-to-month single and music video installment, “We Failed Till We Didn’t.”

 Launched on February third, “We Failed Till We Didn’t” is the most recent in a historic line of month-to-month single and video releases from Chicago-based singer-songwriter and musician, Sarantos. With greater than 200K Spotify streams of his newest album, Sarantos is a prolific musical artist identified for pushing boundaries and experimenting with totally different musical types to create one thing distinctive and significant. Along with his newest music, Sarantos fuses old-fashioned pop band sounds with a basic 60s psychedelic vibey. The Valentine’s single is a motivational anthem that goals to imbue listeners with the uplifting vitality and positivity to make new recollections in life.

Sarantos says, “This punchy pop rock music is a combination of old-fashioned pop bands just like the Seaside Boys and a 60s rock music with a hodgepodge of quirky drug-influenced sounds. The natural constructive vibe is an fascinating experimental mix that touches a distant reminiscence.”

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Sarantos continues, “Real love is extra about failure than perfection. We’d not at all times perceive this, however it’s true. Love wanders by way of many adventures, usually beginning with bodily attraction or infatuation and blossoming into an unselfish, all-encompassing rainbow of sunshine. However in some unspecified time in the future, the rigorous, steep steps of life mixed with the stagnant waters of boring on a regular basis residing results in questions, anger, temptation, guilt, resentment and challenges. That is the place a pair both survives the lows whereas then driving the highs or decides to surrender altogether.”