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TheCityIsOurs Released Brand New Single ‘Can You Feel It?’

Photo courtesy of the band.

London-based metalcore band TheCityIsOurs have released their inspiring new single, ‘Can You Feel It?’, offering a taste of their upcoming album, Will You Still Love Me?, due out on 31st January, 2025. 

The track delivers a powerful message of hope and resilience. ‘Can You Feel It?’ explores the courage it takes to face insecurities, embrace vulnerability, and strive for happiness. 

The band comment: “We wanted this track to be full of positivity, to not only encourage people to be brave and take risks for a chance at happiness, but also show that it is not impossible! Other people just like them are going through similar things and coming out the other side, stronger than ever!“

Djordje Miladinović

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