Written while in quarantine in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Falling Water returns with their gripping, hard-hitting single, "When Will We Be Saved." Their first release since their 2014 LP, The Dark Ages, the classic rock band explores feelings of anxiety and isolation that many experience today through the unique, melancholic four-minute, twenty-three-second track.
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"'When Will We Be Saved' is a true quarantine song," admits frontman, principle songwriter and pianist, Mark Rechler. He continues, "My whole life is trying to keep up with my to-do list, get stuff done, complete tasks. I have often said out loud, 'If we could only get a time out for a month to catch up on all these projects, everything would be fine.' Well, like a bad Twilight Zone, that gift was granted. During the first two months of quarantine, I found myself riddled with anxiety, exhaustion, and much fear. And while I can't say that I've won the war (I'm still drowning in projects and to-dos), I have definitely won a few battles. I committed to completing a bunch of songs I had been wanting to finish, I buckled down to learn new music software, I even cleaned my closet and my garage! But it all came to a crashing halt when I got a puppy—that's a whole other story! So in conclusion, 'When Will We Be Saved' is more about isolation and finding your best self in that quiet, lonely world."
Falling Water has pledged to donate a portion of proceeds raised in the single's first month to the PLUS1 COVID-19 Relief Fund to support communities most at risk from the pandemic, benefitting organizations like Sweet Relief, MusiCares, Center for Disaster Philanthropy, World Central Kitchen, Partners In Health, Trans Lifeline and Backline. Additionally, Falling Water's Mark Rechler is running a fundraising campaign for the relief fund directly on his Facebook page and contributions can be made via: bit.ly/FallingWaterPLUS.
Engineered and produced by Chris Fasulo while in quarantine, while recording "When Will We Be Saved," the band discovered new methods of collaboration while isolated, using Zoom, which ultimately allowed the band to produce art in ways never thought possible.
Under Falling Water, Rechler is joined by friends and collaborators alike who aim to create and inspire through raw, emotional rock & roll to forge an oasis for people seeking music that digs deep into dark spaces, but still manages to elevate the spirit. As a musician, Rechler has cut his musical teeth with some of the music world’s true greats, jamming with members of the Neville Brothers, The Meters, Soulive, Rebirth Brass Band, Eric Lindell, Big Sam, and most recently, prodigy guitarist, Brandon “Taz” Niederauer. Rechler has also written music for Discovery Networks, Comedy Hall of Fame and Animal Planet.
Falling Water looks towards 2021 with plans to release their latest full-length record. Head to the band's official Facebook page to keep up with future releases.
