Mission Jupiter explore the Human Nature

 “People tend to be divided and not to look beyond their own doorstep, which is a major problem. This song asks if we are able to be less selfish and greedy to try and overcome this typical aspect of human nature, or at the very least attempt to be better?” - Quote Mission Jupiter asked about the meaning of the new track "Human Nature".

Where has Kate Varsak arrived?

The topic of the new music the band released a few days ago is underlined by the way the music builds and changes. If you listen closely at a moderate volume level you will surely discover not only the many variations in the voice of vocalist Kate Varsak. In general the tonality changes with nearly every step she walks through the forest at the Minsk sea. 

It's wonderful to hear the dynamics flow through. Softer and lighter parts show up and are enriched by harder guitars for few moments. But it doesn't last long and drums come in a bit more. If you prefer to stream the music on a different service look at this overview to select your streaming agent.

This is already the second single release. What can we expect of the upcoming album "Aftermath"?  Fans of alternative and hard rock, prog, metal and even Eurovision-esque crossover rock with a Cocteau Twins twist (on ‘Jak Spyniajecca Bol’, recorded in the group’s mother tongue and translated as ‘How The Pain Stops’) will also be wowed by the group’s new songs. 

Take a look on Facebook or Instagram to see how the band takes the way towards the album release day. 

Mission Jupiter bring us to the light

This song picked me up so quickly. Sometimes I feel like music finds my way and knows how I feel. 

It's the mixture of silent, deep and heartfelt verses that raised my attention at the beginning of "Sometimes it hurts". But things go a deeper route once the refrain comes in and the vocals take a louder and explosive statement. It's nearly impossible to get this piece of music out of my mind. 

Mission Jupiter starts a new chapter with new singer Kate Varsak. 

Lyrically the song evolves as guitarist Vlad Shvakel of the Belarusian alternative rock band points out: "The protagonist is mentally down, but by the end he chooses the light side, battling all the negativity."

The lyric video may start in a simple style but keep watching. As the song unfolds so does the video.

You can listen to the song right here or select your favorite digital service to listen to "Sometimes it hurts".  

Make sure to keep a eye further on this band through Facebook or Instagram.  A full album is coming in 2025 so it will be exciting to discover how the music on the other tracks will sound like.