YUZIMA blasts out raucous new single “Living Off The Land”

New York City “prince of noize” YUZIMA brings modern guitar drama to new single “Living Off The Land”. The single is the latest from his insta-album by the same name and continues his attack after melodic last single “Would It Be Ok”.

Piling on subjects from Native American genocide, gun violence to police brutality – YUZIMA uses the tools of punk rock; mixing it with forward leaning experimentalism, R&B and even trap – focusing his emotional tumult to reflect the world.

YUZIMA has been described as if Prince collaborated with Ty Segall and Bad Brains in a chamber of lo-fi genius. “Living Off The Land” has been called a “masterpiece” and a “politically charged soundtrack to surviving [a] new age”. The release is available now on Bandcamp, and can be streamed on Soundcloud.

POEM
our ancestors started farming on different lands creating the foods we are all still eating / NOURISHMENT / rice / wheat / maze / sweet potato’s / sowing the seeds for our modern experiences / WISDOM / our major religions and belief systems / fighting war disease and self inflicted wounds / in these times many cosign group-think while attacking fact / double-speak to hide the truth not reveal it / our ancestors combed the beaches of Africa and Asia over thousands of years populating every angle of the planet / MOVEMENT / many of those people jumped / were forced / on ships to migrate to america where we sow the current seeds and push life forward in the rhythm and dance of soul, noise and rock and roll / LIVING OFF THE LAND