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Being As An Ocean Releases New Single, “Catch The Wind”

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It’s been nearly three years since we’ve heard from spoken-word post-rock band Being As An Ocean. In 2019, the band dropped their latest full-length, PROXY, changing things up in their style since previous albums.

On March 5th, the band may be testing the waters again with a blend of their signature, heavier vocals, modernized post-hardcore sound, and dreamy and fresh take switching things up. “Catch The Wind” is the next offering to the world, continuing their cinematic take on their genre in pairing their single with a beautifully filmed music video.

Embodying the greens and forest-ridden scapes of the north and a creamy orange sunset interlaced with mountains, we see a couple running together into the unknown as unclean vocalist Joel Quartuccio shouts into the heavens, and clean vocals (Tyler Ross), opens his heart to all who listen.

The single is available on all streaming platforms now. Listen below!

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