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The Hungry Young: ‘Broken Past’ New Single

Broken Past by The Hungry Young, Album cover artwork

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The Hungry Young, a rock trio, has released their latest single “Broken Past” on November 17, 2023. The band features frontman and Broadway performer Ian Ward, whose voice has been compared to Steve Perry and Sting, keyboardist Jessica Heming, and drummer/Emmy nominee Ramsey Ord.

Following the success of their debut single “Go,” which earned 15,000 Spotify plays in its first month, radio airplay, and numerous glowing reviews,.

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Ian Ward, Jessica Heming & Ramsey Ord

“Broken Past” is an infectious, upbeat rock anthem that combines dynamic guitars with a booming chorus that’s sure to elevate the mood of anyone within earshot. The song recounts how each of us has had negative things happen in our past. A standout element is the memorable melody of the song, a tune that lingers in the mind long after the music has stopped.

The lyrics of the song carry a message of hope, suggesting that mistakes made in the past can be rectified. From the first chorus, the track’s empowering nature is evident:

“It’s alright if you said the wrong thing, alright if you tossed your wedding ring, alright if you’ve ever finished last, all lives come with a broken past.”

 This positive theme adds depth to the track, creating a narrative that goes deep with listeners on a personal level. The band has crafted a single that not only invites movement but also leaves a message of optimism. This track serves as a promising showcase of The Hungry Young’s musical talent and their potential to make a significant mark in the music scene.

The relatable lyrics explain how it’s fine to make mistakes and that it will be alright in the end.

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