The Fierce And The Dead - Wonderful (Official Video)

The Fierce And The Dead
The Fierce And The Dead
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Published 2022-05-07
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Music Credits:
Music/Words/Production: The Fierce & The Dead
Sax/Trumpets: Terry Edwards
Recorded at: Echo Zoo Studios, Eastbourne / The Crows Nest, London/ The Danger Room, London
Recording by: Dave Lynch/ Louis Pavlo/ Kev Feazey
Mixed by: Kev Feazey
Mastered by: Noel Summerville

Video Credits:
Video Concept: The Fierce & The Dead
Created/Edited by: Kev Feazey
Background by: Mark Buckingham
All Comments (21)
  • @helenbryson815
    A bit of Prince and atmosphere of Mill Historical Society, loved it ❤️
  • @KevFeazey
    Cheers everyone! We had great fun making this.
  • @rickeaston8963
    This is one of those songs that you just have to put on repeat. Love the new sound.
  • @brydykes1537
    Oh my is this song great! LOVE IT! Gets better with each listen. Love the crazy groove.
  • @mrew42
    At laaaaaasssssttt. How Wonderful
  • @TheFierceAndTheDead
    Thank you for all the comments, keep 'em coming, please tell us if you DON'T like it 2 X
  • Way cool!!! Groovilicious!!
  • @SteveClark66
    It is indeed Wonderful. Do I need to learn all those words for the next show? Only just mastered Palm Trees.
  • @joanofheart
    That was awesome!! I loved the graphical work of the music video too besides the vocals! Really well done!
  • @pandarosa6650
    This is absolutely bang on for what you brilliant lot were already progressing to! It takes some elements of what you were doing & really stretches them to some far off limit that then becomes seemingly unlimited at the same time! It's catchy but full of layers. Those chimey chords, enhanced by the sax, are the lynch pin, & then the vocals engage throughout i several different ways. My eyes kept opening ever wider & that was before I even looked! Dunno about 'doom', as someone's written here 🤔😀, I find it exhilarating & uplifting but perhaps with an impending sense of intrigue, rather than the usual doom that finishes that phrase. Blimmin' marvellous!