The debut single “Death of Me” from The Project immediately grabs your attention with its powerful blend of raw energy and catchy hooks. The song opens with a punchy, sun-soaked guitar riff that feels like it’s built for the open road—perfect for blasting through your car speakers with the windows down. Right from the start, you know this is a track made to command attention. The mix of power pop melodies and gritty rock ‘n’ roll attitude creates a sound that’s both familiar and fresh, a reminder that rock music still has plenty of fire left in it.
Vocally, Dennis Hill brings a raw edge that cuts through the thick layers of guitars, delivering lyrics with a confident, almost defiant tone. His voice has a roughness that matches the song’s mood, making the emotions feel genuine and urgent. The triple-guitar assault, led by James Davis along with Scott Shiflett and Erik Ferentinos, works perfectly to create a wall of sound that’s dense but never overwhelming. Each guitar part complements the others, adding depth and texture without stepping on one another. Meanwhile, the rhythm section—Kevin Baldes on bass and Jimmy DeAnda on drums—provides a steady, driving backbone that keeps the song moving forward with unstoppable momentum.
What makes “Death of Me” stand out is how effortlessly it balances heaviness with melody. The track never loses its catchy vibe despite its gritty, aggressive sound. It’s a song that feels both classic and modern, showing off the experience of the musicians involved while still feeling spontaneous and alive. James Davis’s idea of a rotating lineup brings a fresh energy to the project, but on this track, the chemistry is undeniable. “Death of Me” is a strong statement—proof that rock can still pack a punch and connect deeply without losing its edge. It’s a perfect introduction to a project that promises to keep surprising listeners with every new release.
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