Mirkoeilcane with irony criticizes the horoscope with the new single bull

Mirkoeilcane launches the new single Bull (Fiabamusic / Distr. Ada Music Italy), whose release is scheduled for March 25.

However, it will be possible to listen Bull From the evening of March 24, during his concert at the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome. The song will be presented with the intensity of the execution in full band.

Bull will join the songs of the latest album Contemporary music throws me down and to the most loved songs of his repertoire.

“Of the future it is not known. It can be assumed, designing, hoping, pulling to guess. We can rely on the opinion of the stars. 'Toro' speaks of how little importance is given, instead, to one's intuition and their willpower. If my horoscope had been reason, even little, even just once every now and then, I would be in the top 3 of the richest people in the world. Instead I do the songwriter at the time of the trap”

Mirkoeilcane – Toro

In the new single Bull the unmistakable self -irony of Mirkoeilcane It mixes with pop sounds and writing of the songwriter and faces the conflict between expectations and reality, highlighting the challenges that life places us.

Mirkoeilcane It offers a critical reflection on reliance on external forces, such as horoscopes.

So I bull, the work is very bad
Much better to invest strength and time
In something serious and again
Enough hunts to the treasure
Or in any case a life project
Real, loyal and safe
That Saturn is shot from behind
And from what can be seen
The …

And it invites to rediscover the intuition and will to face life with authenticity, despite the difficulties it entails.

And menomal
My mistake think about me
Sole author of an autobiography
It hurts less
Knowing that it was the fault of the stars and not mine

In the songs of Mirkoeilcane They alternate and merge irony and deep reflections. The daily life and challenges of contemporary society are themes that the singer -songwriter addresses gently, critical eye and with a touch of lightness and irony.

Cover image by Simone Cecchetti