5 Reasons You Should Listen to ‘Summer Thunder’ by FATECRIMES
- Louise Clark
- Aug 4
- 2 min read
Following the hypnotic debut single “Heliosphere,” Brighton-based duo FATECRIMES returns with “Summer Thunder”—a bold, emotionally rich track that blends intensity with optimism. Written by vocalist Anna when she was just 15, the song stands as a poetic reflection on nature, emotional endurance, and hope that rises with the sun. With drummer Kieran’s powerful, precision-crafted percussion and Anna’s vivid lyricism, “Summer Thunder” channels the raw, unpredictable energy of the elements into a sound that’s both explosive and deeply moving. Here’s why it deserves your full attention:
It’s an Anthem for Emotional Resilience
“Summer Thunder” was built from a place of introspection and hope. With lyrics that tie storms to personal struggle and sunshine to recovery, the track is an empowering reminder that emotional clarity can follow even the darkest days.
The Drums Are Thunder — Literally
Kieran’s drumming isn’t background noise—it’s the storm itself. His rhythm work doesn’t just support the song; it propels it. Every beat lands like lightning, adding dynamic tension and explosive release to the track’s emotional core.
Written With Youthful Honesty, Delivered With Artistic Maturity
Anna wrote the song at 15, but her perspective is timeless. There’s no posturing here—just pure emotional storytelling, woven through elemental metaphors and sweeping vocal delivery. It’s vulnerability with backbone.
Nature Isn’t a Theme—It’s a Character
The natural world plays an active role in the track, not just in metaphor but in sonic energy. You can feel the humidity in the chords, the rainfall in the dynamics. It’s more than music—it’s atmospheric immersion.
FATECRIMES Are Just Getting Started
If “Summer Thunder” is any indication, FATECRIMES is building a discography not around genre, but around feeling. Their sound isn’t boxed in—it’s fluid, alive, and emotionally charged. Get in early. This is the kind of music that grows with you.
