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Violent Vira Just Lit the Fuse for Her Next Era

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Violent Vira is setting a tone in the future of rock and metal music.

There is a revival brewing; and it includes the blend of emotive and cathartic lyrics with storytelling concepts behind them. Not to mention, Vira herself has showcased a powerful combination of sweet, clean vocals, and intense and gritty ones. The world is catching on quickly.

So far, Violent Vira has 2 million monthly listeners and counting; including viral hits such as “I Don’t Care” (90 million listens) and “Saccharine” (15 million). And we bring these numbers into the picture because this growth has been explosive over the last year since just before she hit the festival circuit and went on tour throughout the last few months.

We caught up with Violent Vira at Aftershock Festival, where the energy from cosplaying fans and the crowd’s electric vibe made for an unforgettable experience. Vira opened up about connecting with her audience on the road and shared a few hints about what’s coming next on her highly anticipated album.

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