When music these days feels kinda empty, The Higher Desires are here to say, Hey, songs can be deeper! They're like bridges connecting then and now, sadness and hope, and those who gave it all with those of us carrying on.
Their latest tune, Unknown Soldiers (Veterans Edition), ain't just another indie rock song; it's straight-up gratitude. The words are all about beauty and how fragile things can be, the guitars sound like a unified shout, plus there's a totally sincere electric guitar take on Taps. This song shows mad respect to vets, what they went through, and how they changed everything.
Lines like They're the unknown soldiers, all the heroes, and There are so many names aren't just lyrics; they're reminders about real life, stories you can't just ignore, names you gotta remember. When everything's moving too fast, the longer version of this song tells you to chill, feel something, and just think for a sec.
The real deal with this, though, is where the money goes—every penny goes to orgs that help vets stay healthy and happy. The Higher Desires are proving that music can be life, comfort, and action. They're putting their work to good use, not just writing tunes.
This band's got a sound that goes from one thing to another super smooth, thanks to Def Garage Records and William Walbaum's vision. Recent stuff like The Children and the Unknown Soldiers (Veterans Edition) shows they're aiming for more than just music, they want peace, to salute people with scars you can't see, and give their listeners a reason to feel good.
But it's not all serious. The Higher Desires are gonna be dropping some stuff that's all about life: love, joy, and those awesome moments that remind you why you keep going. Their music's basically what it means to be human, mixing songs that help heal with stuff that makes you wanna celebrate.
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