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FIREAL: New Single Available For Streaming

December 8, 2010

"Breathe", the new single from FIREAL — the Finnish band launched by former BLEAK vocalist/songwriter Caleb — can be streamed in the YouTube clip below. The song, which was co-written by Max Martin (BRITNEY SPEARS, PINK, KATY PERRY, BACKSTREET BOYS) and Per Aldeheim (LAMBRETTA),is expected to appear on the group's debut album, which is now scheduled for a 2011 release via the Finnish branch of Warner Music.

A 30-minute live performance of FIREAL — filmed/recorded on October 23, 2010 at the Lost In Music festival in Tampere, Finland — can be viewed at this location.

FIREAL's "Halo" video was filmed on the set of Finnish movie "Harjunpää ja Pahan Pappi", which was directed by Olli Saarela and features a soundtrack consisting primarily of FIREAL songs. In addition, the film includes performance footage of FIREAL.

FIREAL is:

Caleb - Vocals
Tayo - Drums, Vocals
Jay - Bass,Vocals
Sigur - Guitar, Vocals
Ismer - Guitar, vocals

For more information, visit the FIREALMySpace page.

(Thanks: Melica / Night Elves)

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