Anchored in each and every member’s rich musical background and years of dedication, Black Note Graffiti’s artistry is a testament to the transformative power of music. This band brings that rollicking and heart-pumping energy of hard rock like you remember it, backed by such accomplished songwriting and virtuosic production, collaborating with the legendary Billboard #1 producer, Josh Schroeder, who offers unparalleled expertise. Whether it is the undeniable energy of their live performances, the melodious thrill in their songs, or their captivating sonic narratives, Black Note Graffiti continues to capture hearts and minds, making them the rock band to watch as their journey unfolds. Their live performances are a symphony of energy, seamlessly merging their diverse influences into unforgettable experiences.
The song “White Rabbit” was originally written by Grace Slick and recorded by the American rock band Jefferson Airplane on their 1967 album, “Surrealistic Pillow”. Black Note Graffiti has built upon the original, adding their unique touch in the best way they know.
Infusing the track with a modern twist while honoring its nostalgic roots, the band delivers a powerful punch with this rendition, using their innovation to explore new musical territories.
Through the brutal determination of the guitarists, the insane energy of the drummer, the vicious willpower of the bassist, and the heartfelt conviction of the lead singer, we experience Black Note Graffiti’s naked passion!
Their ability to deeply resonate with listeners is clear, evoking powerful emotions through this raw, adrenaline-packed performance!
The lyric video already has over 40K YouTube views and tons of comments from gratified fans, who quite obviously can’t get enough of such a spotlight-stealing performance!
To fully enjoy this masterpiece, follow the link below. Be sure to subscribe to Black Note Graffiti’s YouTube channel, like the lyric video, and add the song to your daily playlist!
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