Samsara’s latest track “Fade Away” is a powerful reminder that no one needs to face their demons alone. With its earnest lyrics and emotional intensity, the song speaks to the importance of mental health and encourages listeners to reach out for help. The message of hope shines through in every note and offers comfort for those who are struggling. This powerful anthem encourages us to confront our fears and take the steps needed to improve our mental health, while reminding us that we are not alone in our pain.
“‘Fade Away’ is a song that hits home for a lot of people, especially members of this band. In today’s world everyone would rather suffer in silence than be open with struggling with mental health. This song captures that, it’s okay to suffer, it’s okay to not be okay, and most importantly it’s okay to be open with what’s going on mentally. There’s always someone willing to listen and unloading your thoughts and struggles is the easiest way to overcome those challenges. Don’t be afraid, you’re not alone and we all struggle. That’s our message to the world with this song.” – Billy Arviso
Yuma, Arizona brings you metalcore quartet Samsara. With growling lows, soaring choruses, and punch you in the face breakdowns Samsara always delivers the goods with such ease. With their release of their Debut EP “Bloodlines” in 2016 and their EP “Reap What You Sow” (Innerstrength Records) in 2019, Samsara has gained respect from industry professionals from all over; meanwhile relentlessly touring through the states logging countless miles on the road. Samsara is a force to be reckoned with and ready to show the world who they are.
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