Xenia, Ohio August 8, 2019 — DesaLitt, the up-and-coming alternative rock group based in Xenia, Ohio, has announced the release of their newest album. Titled, “Useless,” the work is described as a roller coaster of emotions captured by the expression of the music and giving fans a sharp, new experience from a unique blend of rock sounds.
Alternative sound, a new album and new shows highlight local band’s rise.
About DesaLitt — With critical comparisons to such artists as Nirvana, Bush and Seether, DesaLitt’s sound is a mixture of grunge rock, hard rock and pop, with some new twists on those themes. The new album, “Useless,” is set for an August 9, 2019 release and available in digital form on most providers including iTunes/Apple Music, Spotify, Google Play, YouTube, Amazon, iHeartRadio, and more. Fans can purchase physical CD’s beginning August 10th through band members and at shows and from the website starting August 15th.
DesaLitt’s performing members include local talents Greg Crawford and David Anderson of Xenia, Nicholas Starns from Jamestown, and Steve Wick of Waynesville. The band’s first single, “Car Fire,” was a mix of blues and grunge with a pop-driven, new rock sound. Their second single, “learn What You Fear,” is darker, featuring a softer bass and lead guitar-driven verse mixed with a heavy Rock chorus.
“Our third single, ‘It’s Alright,’ is a very special release to us,” said DesaLitt performer and manager, Nick Starns of Jamestown, Ohio. “The song smacks the listener in the face with an acoustic guitar and keyboard intro paired beautifully with a grunge-based chorus.”
A full schedule of performances, video and links to purchase their music is available online at www.desalitt.com. Fans can also follow the band on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube by searching “desalitt.” For bookings or media information contact the group’s manager, Nick Starns by calling 937-768-2840 or email desallit.info@gmail.com.
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