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Breaking Out With PRIKA AMARAL From NERVOSA · HEAVY Music Interviews

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  So I'm pricking about out the singer and Theda the rist of your rows up.
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  We are releasing a new album called Jailbreak on twenty nine of September.
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  Yeah, the ful thanks for joining us the same name. Thank you for
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  this opportunity. Now Worris as he signed a verstable be relation in your latest
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  album, job Break on September twenty nine, So i's on. How are
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  you feeling. I'm sually super excited. Man. We are working for this
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  new albums since the twenty twenty one, like a four months after we release
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  A Perpetual Chaos, we started working for this new album and for me,
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  it's like a big step in my career because it's the first time that I'm
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  being a singer, you know. So I can't describe how much excited I
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  am to show whoever one when I was working very hard since the last months.
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  So can you go into the album a bit more from a musical point
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  of view and tell us what you're going forward with it? I think it
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  is album. It's a super revolutionary in their was a career because we have
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  the second guitar right now. It was something that we had in the beginning,
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  but we never recorded any album with the two guitars, so it's a
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  big change in it was alive and also me talking personally, being a singer
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  was a huge challenge in a very short time and period and I get my
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  best and I had a lot of fun. It was very experimental album somehow,
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  but at the same time was the most fun times composing this new album.
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  And we have a lot of diversity in this new album. We have
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  a different kind of style of metal everything combined with the trash. You know,
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  we have a trash and death metal altogether. We have to have a
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  metal that shall have the metal with the trash meadow. We have punk with
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  the trash metal again, and we have some kind of melodic death metal,
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  melodic trash metal. We have some a bit and one song black metal maybe,
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  and we put everything together in a mixer and we try to bring to
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  this as an album. But we are super happy with the result. They
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  have to say to date, your relationship singles, endless, ambition and job
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  right. So we decided that overall their good representation of what you expect.
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  It's because if you considering all the songs in the album, I think it's
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  the biggest representant for what there was was doing for all of these years,
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  and there's like a mix of trash and death metal in one song. So
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  and for just where we keep the surprises for later, you know, we
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  say okay, endless ambitions. It's aggressive and have all of the elements that
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  we were doing. And I think was a nice way to start with presenting
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  my vocals too, and with a great solo from Elena Katina. And but
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  it's always very hard to choose a song a man, it's very hard.
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  And you mentioned the album Pertectual Chaos before, like this album follows on from
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  that. But Peture What Chaos had like all myst three million Spotify listeners,
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  it was very popular album. So that put extra pressure on you going into
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  this run. Yes, and not. Of course a Perpetual Case is our
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  biggest table team now. But at the same time, I was really believing
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  in two guitars. You know, it's just something that I think we could
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  bring in the band in another level because of two guitars, and also we
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  bring some different elements. We tried to include it more, more people,
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  more proud of without to let the treasure metal roots behind. You know,
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  this is what we try to do and also because we have a new composer
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  in the band, which is a Lena Kutina, and she's very influced by
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  tradition of half metal, so I really felt the necessity to open the doors
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  for she bring her style to the band. And that's is the reason that
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  I was not afraid about the second element depression that I felt was more about
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  me with myself, like what I was expecting for myself like a singer.
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  You know, this was a very sharp period. I didn't have so much
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  experience and I didn't know how to expect, you know, like I was
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  just looking behind it say it's a very difficult thing because I have to perform
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  us as I know this for many years. It could be compared with other
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  singers in the band, they didn't have the same chance to have that much
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  experience to recording an album. So but when I started to say like it's
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  just need to feel the music and do what needs to do, you know.
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  And of course I can't a great opportunity to work again with Martin Fouria,
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  which is a great producer that he was guiding me as well. So
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  I think all the team that we have and all the conditions that we have
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  contributed, you know, for me not to be anxious about be not better,
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  but you know, show some evolution about this new album I mentioned Lada,
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  but this album also I featured a pretty fresh lineup of the whole band.
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  So I can you introduce us to the new members and tell us what
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  I bring? Yes, four months after we release a perpetual cause, I
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  just sent a message into Willna Katina, which is the second guitarist of their
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  blosing and I just say like, look, you were amazing and I'm looking
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  for a second guitarist inner Rosa, do you wanted to are you interesting?
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  Just say yes of course and say okay, let's talk more. And I
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  have some kind of a lot of conversations and talking and first style it's a
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  fit very well here rules and then we start to work for disnew albums.
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  It's twenty twenty one, so but we have to keep in secret because we
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  have to give this step in the next album the best leven a lot of
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  new members, it was better to keep this in the next opportunity. And
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  we had Mikael and Naidanova, our drummer like enjoying the band the last minute
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  and she saved it. Our life, composing the songs like the last minute
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  in a very quick time, very professional way, and very creative. She's
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  the most creative drummer that I worked with. She's really talented, really happy
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  to work with her. And Elena Contina recorded at the base of this new
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  album and because we were still waiting for Mia while us if she could come
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  back. She's having some personal problems, but unfortunately she could not join us.
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  And then after we finished the album, I called help Yer, which
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  is our current bassist, and she could participating only one song, which was
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  Seed of Death. And I again, I know that I say this many
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  times, but I really can't waited for the next album for this girl's participating
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  even more with the compositions and mainly to have help hire style and more.
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  That's awesome. And I also love the cover image of the album, like
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  it's got someone's face literally being ripped off, like it's quite morbid, but
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  it's tasteful at the same time. Exactly, it's a bit uncomfortable because it's
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  like a bit trick. You don't know if they are taking the mask or
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  putting the mask. Ah, yes, everybody asked it to me, like
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  the school is taking the mask out, putting the mask and say it's taking
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  out. We are talking about the freedom, you know, like you know
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  when you have a job that you don't like, but you have to work
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  with that because it's money thing. And you were pretending that you are a
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  person that you are not just for you be accepted, you know, for
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  a society. It talks about death, like the life is short and you
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  have to be proud of who you are and you don't have to be afraid
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  to be who you were. So take the mask out, be free and
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  be happy. You know. This is talks about day breaking. This is
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  the conception of the COVID Very good Yours, I fat, Gary Holt and
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  Lina Cissar hands is guest issues on the album. So why why choose I
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  was too paid for to bring into the process Jerry Holt because he's one of
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  our biggest idols and he wasn't Yes, it wasn't in the top of released,
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  and I sent message to him. He answered very quick and he made
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  this happen in a very short period between two tours. And I remember when
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  he sent it the solo and we put in the session meaning a little that
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  we got emotionated because it was a dream come true and I was like,
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  no, I can't believe this company. And also then A Scissors gans is
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  super special participation because it's the first time that we invite a women a woman
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  to participate in it was an album and I still don't understand why we did
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  it this before, But okay, this is that there's another new surprised part
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  this new album. And I love the way that she performances in this song.
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  It's a very different kind of voice and different technique of voice, and
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  I think the result it's great because it brings the tone of the modern metal
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  go to the song. I think, let's make richer this song. I
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  really like. You guys are also going to be performing on seventy thousand Tons
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  of Metal next year, so you're like, I know that's a little way
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  off, but that's gonna be exciting. Wow. Yes, for me,
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  will be the second time we play there in twenty sixteen, and I'm really
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  excited to show this amazing experience for the new girls that never never had this
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  a chance and experience before. And man, it's really great. We have
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  a lot of it's a cheap with the only with the metal heads, but
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  four days traveling a paradise. This cannot be bad. I'll actually be on
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  next years one Heavy. He's going to be doing on board interviews with the
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  bands and stuff, so I'll actually get the finally made nice that you're coming
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  to. Great. Great of course, let's meet in personal, let's make
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  a cheen years and let's do the interview for sure. Oh yeah, party
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  time? Yeah, yeah exactly, Jake a break before we let you,
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  let you go through you. We've started three knew Spotify playlists through Heavy based
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  on artists that we speak to you, So using your own songs, can
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  you give me a song for the playlist to get the party started, one
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  for a playlist to save your marriage, and another for a playlist it could
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  potentially end your marriage? Wow, okay, it's layer reading blood say your
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  song. They've got to be your songs, Yes, many songs yeah,
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  vos the songs Okay, to start a party has to be jail brave yep.
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  And whether the party it's set up there? Yeah? Good? And
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  one to end the marriage. How do you mean one that's going to make
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  your wife or your husband leave you because it's because it's nasty. I did
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  understands. Sorry, Okay, I want one to end a marriage. It
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  like a song that would make your partner leave you because it's it's nasty,
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  really blood man, really blood yes, no way, is it all all
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  right? Freaky? Well? Thanks very much for your time. The new
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  album, Jailbreak is out September twenty ninth, and your ladies have got a
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  lot coming up, so I look forward to seeing you on the seventy thousand
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  tons of Metal