Girl Tones Make Explosive Debut with “Fade Away”

Sister duo Girl Tones, composed of Kenzie and Laila, burst onto the music scene with their debut single, “Fade Away.” Leaving their classical training behind, the pair have embraced a more primal and unfiltered sound that defies conventions. Produced by Brad Shultz and recorded at Nashville's famed Battle Tapes studio, the track features a gritty blend of fuzzy guitars and a creeping synth line, oscillating between powerful, full-throttle rock and stripped-back, muted moments. This dynamic range positions Girl Tones uniquely between punk and blues rock, offering listeners a fresh and fierce take on modern rock music.

Guitarist and vocalist Kenzie explains the meaning behind “Fade Away”: “The song is about being vulnerable and slowly getting burned over and over again by someone you love, to the point you have to move on with your life. You’re hurt, you’re angry, you’re owed an apology.” The raw emotion captured in the lyrics and the music reflects the personal yet universally relatable experience of dealing with betrayal and the need for closure.

Currently, Girl Tones are hitting the road, supporting Cage The Elephant on their Neon Pill Tour. Their upcoming performances, including high-profile shows at Nashville’s Ascend Amphitheater and the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado, promise to introduce their fiery presence to a growing fanbase. In New York, the duo is set to perform at The Cutting Room for the official Cage The Elephant afterparty, alongside Gloom Girl MFG.

Upcoming Tour Dates:

September 1 - Nashville, TN - Ascend Amphitheater

September 5 - New York, NY - The Cutting Room

September 18 - Denver, CO - Red Rocks Amphitheatre

September 19 - Colorado Springs, CO - Ford Amphitheater

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