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Multinational symphonic power metal band
ASTERISE
has released single/video
‘High Above the Horizon’
Composed & lyrics by Bartlomiej Mezynski
Single cover by Natalia Nowacka
line-up:
Bartlomiej Mezynski – guitars
Bartlomiej Mezynski – bass
Dionysis Maniatakos – keyboard
Dionysis Maniatakos – orchestrations
Slawomir Siwak – drums
Lukasz Watroba – acoustic guitar
Tristan Harders, Arnaud Menard, Katharina Stahl – vocalists
Guest Guitar Solos:
Jimmy Hedlund, Andi Kravljaca, Mateusz Karmelita
Guest Choirs:
Aleksandra Mezynska, Lea Diekmann
Mixed by Tristan Harders
Composed by Bartlomiej Mezynski
Lyrics by Bartlomiej Mezynski
Multinational symphonic power metal band Asterise is set to release their debut album ‘Two Worlds’ on December 2nd 2022 via Finnish record label Inverse Records.
The second single ‘High Above the Horizon’ has been released.
This single features Tristan Harders (Terra Atlantica), Arnaud Menard (Marius Danielsen’s Legend of Valley Doom) & Katharina Stahl.
The mastermind behind the band Bartlomiej Mezynski comments:
“High Above the Horizon” is the opening track for ‘Two Worlds’ album. Apart from Tristan Harders and Arnaud Menard, this time, you will also hear beautiful female vocals performed by Katharina Stahl. The song contains fast guitar parts but also emotional piano and symphonic stuff in the middle that will be stuck in your mind for long time. The story starts right here.”
Asterise is multinational Power Metal ‘opera’ project.
The project started in 2018 when Bartlomiej Mezynski and Dionysis Maniatakos joined forces to create something fresh and new, however which will also refer to the classic bands like Stratovarius, Gamma Ray or Avantasia.
The lyrics are about a person being trapped between two worlds.
Souls being locked between good and bad sides.
It tells a little story about different states of minds.
Showing a journey from being lost, being deceived by own desires, searching for home and finaly reaching the top of the world and fulfilling the destiny.
While listening to the album you will experience great emotional trip thanks to a lot of slow, beautiful orchestra and piano parts.
The journey starts right here.
Multinational symphonic power metal band
ASTERISE
released single/video
‘Falling Stars’
Composed & lyrics by Bartlomiej Mezynski
Single cover by Natalia Nowacka
Multinational symphonic power metal band Asterise is set to release their debut album ‘Two Worlds’ on December 2nd 2022 via Finnish record label Inverse Records.
The first single ‘Falling Stars’, which features Jimmy Hedlund (Falconer), Tristan Harders (Terra Atlantica), Arnaud Menard (Marius Danielsen’s Legend of Valley Doom) is released.
The mastermind behind the band Bartlomiej Mezynski comments:
“Asterise is not a typical Power, Speed Metal project. I wanted it to sound different, to take the listener on an emotional trip. Of course it still has fast guitar riffs, high vocals and amazing shred guitar solos – everything thanks to great guest appearances. The idea to have multiple vocalists on the album was heavily inspired by Avantasia. The lyrics on the other hand, by old Stratovarius albums. You will hear a lot of references to albums like Visions, Destiny or The Metal Opera 1&2. With everyone presenting different styles of singing and playing, we were able to create an interesting material that will be stuck in your mind for a long time.”
Asterise is multinational Power Metal ‘opera’ project.
The project started in 2018 when Bartlomiej Mezynski and Dionysis Maniatakos joined forces to create something fresh and new, however which will also refer to the classic bands like Stratovarius, Gamma Ray or Avantasia.
The lyrics are about a person being trapped between two worlds.
Souls being locked between good and bad sides.
It tells a little story about different states of minds.
Showing a journey from being lost, being deceived by own desires, searching for home and finaly reaching the top of the world and fulfilling the destiny.
While listening to the album you will experience great emotional trip thanks to a lot of slow, beautiful orchestra and piano parts.
The journey starts right here.