Infinity Song Drops “Hurricane” Ahead of New Album

Get ready for a soundtrack to your summer! The talented sibling quartet Infinity Song is making waves with their latest single, “Hurricane,” and they’ve also announced their upcoming self-titled album, “Infinity Song.” This release promises to be a highlight of their career so far.

A New Single with Dance-Floor Appeal

Infinity Song, known for their folk-rock sound infused with pop and R&B, continues to evolve. Their new single “Hurricane,” produced by Kevin Theodore and Israel Boyd, leans closer to the dance floor than ever before. It’s a vibrant track featuring driving guitars, a steady drumbeat, a groovy bassline, and synth strings that make it perfect for two-stepping.

The siblings—Israel, Angel, Abraham, and Momo Boyd—layer their vocals beautifully, trading off lead duties and providing rich backing harmonies. This dynamic vocal interplay adds a unique depth to the song’s infectious rhythm.

Lyrical Themes of Love and Resilience

Lyrically, “Hurricane” uses the metaphor of a powerful storm to describe the overwhelming intensity of love. The group sings about lingering sensations of a lover—their face, touch, and voice—casting a spell they wouldn’t want to break. They express a willingness to endure the emotional downpour, singing, “Hu-hurricane, let it pour / And I’ll keep waiting for more.”

Anticipating the “Infinity Song” Album

The music video for “Hurricane” complements the song’s vibe with its stylish black-and-white aesthetic, echoing the album’s cover art and press images. The siblings showcase their fashion-forward style, looking effortlessly cool. Unexpected pops of color emerge in scenes where they let loose like rock stars in a club-like setting, surrounded by a lively party crowd.

With “Hurricane” already a strong contender for a summer anthem, fans have high expectations for the full album. “Infinity Song” is set to drop on Friday, June 12th. You can pre-save the album on digital platforms or pre-order physical copies from their webstore.

• “Michigan”
• “Many Rivers Interlude”
• “Sayonara”
• “One Foot Out”
• “Hurricane”
• “Running Away”
• “Soldiers Interlude”
• “Break Out”
• “All Of My Friends”
• “Stranger Danger”
• “Deja Vu”
• “Blossom”