Some songs are meant to be heard. Then there’s Vicious Clay’s “mine all mine”—a track that’s meant to be felt. It’s the kind of song that doesn’t just enter through your ears but expands in your chest, takes over the steering wheel, and turns an ordinary drive into your own personal movie scene.
Picture this: it’s night, the highway lights blur past, and you’re driving with no fixed destination. Suddenly, that raw yet melodic guitar kicks in, that rhythm beating in time with your own heart. Vinny Silva’s voice—raspy, honest, full of stories—accompanies you like a friend who knows exactly what you’re going through.
It’s not rock. It’s not blues. It’s not grunge. It’s all of it at once, mixed with something only Vicious Clay knows how to create: an epic vibe that lets you imagine worlds, remember loves, and feel the adrenaline of being alive. “mine all mine” is musically rich, with layers of sound you discover every time you listen. A bass that resonates in your chest, drums that mark the path, guitars that scream and whisper at the same time.
Behind this band is Vinny Silva, a New Yorker who kept it simple: in 2018, he walked into a Brooklyn studio with six songs in his head and the desire to make something real. He recorded every instrument himself, pouring soul, attitude, and that adventurous spirit that defines Vicious Clay. Now, with followers in Bogotá, São Paulo, Lima, Guatemala, and Santiago—people who found in their music the perfect soundtrack for intense moments—the band is preparing their new album, Bleecker St Revisited.
If you’ve ever wondered what it would sound like to mix The Black Keys with Gary Clark Jr. and a touch of ’90s grunge… now you have your answer. But Vicious Clay isn’t just a blend of influences—it’s an identity. Theirs.
Ready to hop in the car, turn on mine all mine, and lose yourself on the road? 🎸🚗
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