Lost in Hollywood Return With Powerful New Single 'way too close' featuring Archers
Oct 8, 2026Hamburg’s rising modern metal force Lost in Hollywood return with their brand-new single ‘way too close’, featuring ...
Impactful, melancholic, and energetic – these are qualities with which Lost in Hollywood’s vocalist Amon Garrasi, guitarist Timo Dymala, bassist Julian Utz and drummer Samuel Minio capture the emotions of their listeners. Their new modern metalcore hymn “Chasing Dreams” transcended through a unique audiovisual experience and sets the stage as the single for their upcoming second studio album.
Lost in Hollywood was founded in early 2023 and quickly gained attention in the metalcore scene with their debut album “The Beauty of Death” gaining over 1.3 Million Streams. Their first live shows, including at the Reeperbahn Festival 2024, showcased the band's immense potential. Not only do they offer a high-quality sound, but also an electrifying stage presence from all band members, promising an unforgettable concert experience.
“Chasing Dreams” was co-produced and mixed by Max Ivory and mastered by Christoph Wieczorek: One of the most demanded producers in the scene who has worked on critically acclaimed albums with acts such as Electric Callboy, Future Palace, Annisokay and many more.
The band offers a symbiosis between emotional vocals, modern urban pop influences and heavy hitting breakdowns with this new single, that catches the ear with huge emphasis on strong contrasts. It tells the story of searching for the final stage of happiness with a person you idolize, just to realize that there is no such thing as infinite bliss and your dream life can’t satisfy you if you’ve not healed from within.
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