“Tiger’s Blood”, the most intimate side of Brandon Flowers

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The singer presents the third preview of his next album THRASHER.

After more than 10 years since the release of his last solo album, titled The Desired Effect (2015), Brandon Flowers come back with THRASHERhis next album, which will be released on August 21, 2026 through Island Records. As a preview of the material, the singer presented “Tiger’s Blood”simple that adds to “Plans” and “Paradise” as one of the first glimpses of the album.

“Tiger’s Blood” It is the third single from the third material by the vocalist of The Killers which has a nostalgic sound and creates an intimate and emotional atmosphere. The theme can be interpreted as a story about youth, in which Brandon It reflects on the past, the dreams we had and the inevitable passage of time, functioning as a kind of material to remember what once was.

The single was performed live for the first time during his participation in the Newport Folk Festival, in Rhode Island, where he was part of the setlist that Brandon performed during the event, which also included songs from The Killers. Now, the musician originally from Las Vegas presents a track which reveals a different side of the singer, since with him he approaches country and folk, opting for a more organic and traditional production.

With this single, the artist explores a new sound universe without completely abandoning what characterized him within The Killersbut, along with the 10 songs that make up the material, it presents a more personal proposal that was recorded in Nashville with Shawn Everett and Jonathan Radoresulting in an album in which the voice of flowers explores different forms without losing the essence that characterizes it.

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