The Narrative's song 'Winter's Coming' enters band's Top 5 on Spotify

As the end of the year is getting closer and in the North Hemisphere the winter started, this time period people start to listen to theme songs such as Mariah's "All I Want for Christmas" and many others. 

The Narrative doesn't have a christmas song or such, but there's a winter themed the song "Winter's Coming" originally from their debut album The Narrative and the song now entered the band's Spotify Top 5 songs most played with the acoustic version from B-Sides and Seasides

Listen to Winter's Coming

The song in this version featured only a piano and acoustic guitar with the duet of Suzie and Jesse. The full lyrics are below

Are you in danger, you swore by a ship wreck

And now you are stranded sinking like a ghost

So sit by your door, and wait for me to storm in

But I swear, I swear I'm never coming home

And the Winter's coming close

And my body is growing cold

And I'm trembling in fright, oh my

Cause I am a sinner with a crooked smile

And you took to the rhythm of a no good liar

I drown in the mirror, you notice thing is damn disease

And I never surface who I want to be

I'm shaking with bruises; I can barely stand my shame

Knowing every inch it hesitates

And it breaks and it breaks, and it breaks

And the Winter's coming close

And my body is growing cold

And I'm trembling in fright oh my

Cause I am a sinner with a crooked smile

And you took to the rhythm of a no good liar

I am a sinner with a crooked smile

And you took to the rhythm of a no good liar

Cause I am a sinner with a crooked smile

And you took to the rhythm of a no good liar

I am a sinner with a crooked smile

And you took to the rhythm of a no good liar

I am a sinner with a crooked smile

And you took to the rhythm of a no good liar

I am a sinner with a crooked smile

And you took to the rhythm of a no good liar

I am a sinner with a crooked smile

And you took to the rhythm of a no good liar

I am a sinner with a crooked smile

And you took to the rhythm of a no good liar

Spotify Wrapped: The Narrative receives more than 300K streams in 2021

As the year ends, the yearly Spotify Wrapped was released on 1st December and The Narrative shared on Instagram their statistics. The band posted some stories and you can see below the Spotify Wrapped insights:

The Narrative
323.9K streams
67.5K listeners
20.5K hours
123 countries
Added to 18.456 playlists

Also, on Spotify, The Narrative end with 12.000+ montly listeners and more than 100.000 song streams. You can listen to The Narrative on Spotify. 

The Narrative shares new stories from new song recording

The Narrative updated their Instagram stories with a new video for a new song recording. The video shows Jesse playing an acoustic guitar, and also a new photo from Suzie. Check it below

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The Narrative's song 'Eyes Closed' reaches 4.3 million views on YouTube

This is the first song of The Narrative to reach more than 4 million views across platforms

The Narrative's song "Eyes Closed" is the most streamed across platforms such as Spotify and Apple Music. The video for the song, which came out in August 30, 2008 was posted months later on YouTube on November 6, 2008 by David Bjerke (The band at this time didn't have a youtube profile). The song first reach the 1 million views around 2012 and now it (at the date of this post) is on the 4.3 million streams on YouTube. Also, "Eyes Closed" is charting on Spotify at the most listened song by the band with 1 million streams.

The song can be listened below at the original uploader channel.

The Narrative posts new message on Medium about new song, NFT and more

With a short update on what the band is doing, The Narrative updated their Medium talking about their new song to be release, a new NFT project and about their TikTok. Read the post below

Photo by Vicky Dinka. The Narrative on Medium

Hey all, will keep this brief since I have a baaaaaad habit of rambling :) Just wanted to share a few updates:

We have a new song we’ll be releasing SOON. It has a similar vibe to Monoliths and we’re super excited about it & will keep you posted as to release date, etc.

We have another song we’ll be recording soon as well, as soon as we write a bridge for it (anyone want to send us a bridge and we’ll just squeeze it in?)

We have a TikTok and we’re really bad at it so if anyone has TikTok expertise hit us up. Otherwise we’ll just keep being super awkward.

We are starting a highly experimental project via NFTs where you (yes, you!) can start making decisions for our band and make it… your band. You can read more about it here: https://www.thenarrativemusic.com/nfts and feel free to contact us with any questions / suggestions / etc.

Thanks for reading this incredibly short message!

Jesse

You can follow the band on Medium page and keep updated directly through the band.

10 years of The Narrative's Self Titled vinyl editions release

On June 27, 2010, The Narrative released their second studio album "The Narrative. The band at first, published only the digital and a CD copy on their merch store. The vinyl version was released one year after, on October 25, 2011. The Narrative pressed 1000 copies of their album, being 200 a limited edition of a 2xLP in pink and milky purple and the standard 2xLP black version. There was also a 5 test pressing available. The package is a gatefold with a lyrics sheet also. You can see below the packaging:

On The Narrative's website in 2011, the band shared the information about the vinyl

The Narrative - Self Titled

2xLP 12" GateFold + Digital Download with 3 Bonus Tracks.

Release Date: 10/25   Pre-Order: 9/26-10/10

5 Test Pressings - 200 Pink and Purple (Sides I & II - Pink, Sides III & IV Purple) - 800 Black

Side I

1. Fade

2. Cherry Red

3. Silence and Sirens

Side II

4. Empty Space

5. Winter's Coming

6. You Will Be Mine

Side III

7. Don't Want To Fall

8. Trains

9. Starving For Attention

Side IV

10. I've Been Thinking

11. End All

12. Hard to Keep Your Cool

13. Turncoat

The vinyl is available on The Narrative's Shop in both versions colored and standard. 

Watch the song "Fade" from the limited edition vinyl

Read also: Leia essa postagem em Português

13th Anniversary of The Narrative's 'Just Say Yes' EP

A special view on the EP's release and production from 2008 and the meaning behind some of it's songs

This day, 13 years ago The Narrative released their first record EP "Just Say Yes" featuring the songs Castling, The Moment That it Stops, Eyes Closed, Libra, The Photographers Daughter and Waiting Room. Just Say Yes was released through the project The Record Collective on August 30, 2008. After its release, the EP was featured in the front page of Myspace and also on episodes of MTV's Reality TV Shows.

The EP was recorded by The band at Red Wire Audio in New York and Produced by Bryan Russell.

Songs like 'Castling' plays with words to talk about a game of chess and the way a person "Take, take it all, rook to king / Oh I've been guarding something /You keep chasing me to walls, always." and "There's nothing left that I won't say/'Cause my queen moves every single way'". 

The song 'The Moment That it Stops' is samples the song "Company Calls" from Death Cab for Cutie, a great inspiration for the band in their style of music. 'Eyes Closed' is a song about a couple fight during a road trip. According to Jesse is a personal story. About the final verse "I pushed your hand away from the radio" he says: 

As for the former, it's a totally literal line. We were arguing over something until that point when you just stop saying anything to one another, and I had music playing that she went to turn off. I'd turn it back on, she'd turn it back off, I'd turn it back on, etc., when at one point I pushed her hand back when she tried to turn it off. I just felt really awful about that, and later on the whole thing felt like one of those "What were we even arguing about?" moments, and not worth it at all to get so worked up over. "I should have just let it go" - not just the hand, but the whole of it.

He already talked about it, you can read the post here. The song  attention after being featured into tv shows and is the most streamed song by the band on YouTube with 4,5+ Million streams.

You can listen to the whole EP at Bandcamp also available to download in FLAC, AIFF High Quality for $5.93. Go to https://thenarrative.bandcamp.com/album/just-say-yes

Just Say Yes was the first release by The Narrative on 2008 after changing the band's name from 'January Window' to The Narrative;
The band featured songs from 'Just Say Yes' on MTV shows;
The most streamed song from 'Just Say Yes' is 'Eyes Closed' with more than 5 million streams/views on Spotify and Youtube.{alertSuccess}

TikTok: The Narrative publish new videos and new song preview

Keeping with the TikTok creation, The Narrative posted another two videos in the app. The first is a famous 'plant grow' effect played by Jesse that you grow your plant by making the poses with hand hearts and 'rock and roll' hand sign. The second video features Jesse and Suzie showing a snippet of the new song they've been working on to be released (according to the band's Instagram post) on September. Also, in the video you can listen to the lyrics of the song, ending with "little boys ache hearts" 

Check the videos below (original from TikTok @thenarrativemusic

@thenarrativemusic

Old people learning TikTok. ##boomers

♬ original sound - thenarrativemusic

@thenarrativemusic

I think we’re a pretty good TikTok team I don’t know. What do you think?

♬ original sound - thenarrativemusic

New song: The Narrative to release new song by the end of 2021

The band update their instagram, still talking about their profile into TikTok. In the post the band talked about the new release of a song in the end of September, "These two nerds set a goal to release a song by the end of September and somewhere along the journey they created a TikTok... and by "they" we mean Suzie. Suzie created a TikTok. The world is shocked, we know." The band hasn't updated the release of the song, being scheduled to the end of 2021.

You can follow the band on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/thenarrativemusic/

And also on TikTok at https://www.tiktok.com/@thenarrativemusic

There's a small tease for this song into their video on Tikok, you can listen to it here. Check the Stories below

TikTok: The Narrative makes fun about TikTok profile and posts new photo on Instagram

As we know, TikTik have become a great place for artists to share music. The Narrative posted a new photo on Instagram to share their profile on TikTok (follow @thenarrativemusic) and making fun of it. Check the photo below

Caption: laughing because we made a TikTok so we can neglect yet another social media platform follow us there for less than regular updates

Description of the photo: smiley man and woman sitting on a wooden bench in a sunny backyard with wooden fence and trees.

Listen: The Narrative joins TikTok and teases new song

The Narrative is now on TikTok. The band posted a video with Suzie and Jesse moking their presence in the app, "We definitely don't have a TikTok". Also, they shared a small snippet of a new song, featuring Suzie's vocal. You can watch the video below.

The band can be followed at @thenarrativemusic. Follow and reshare, also the band's songs are available in the app, so, do it!

@thenarrativemusic

We definitely don’t have a TikTok… #thenarrative #nashvillemusicians #musicdiscovery

♬ original sound - thenarrativemusic

The Narrative updates Stories with new music production

 The Narrative posted some new stories showing the production of a new song with the producer Bryan Russell. The band released their last song "Monoliths" on June 14.

Check the photo below:

Description: Suzie and Bryan in the first photo with the text "dream team @narrativesuzie @redwireaudioproduction making things for your ears" and the next shows Jesse holding a guitar "this one is also involved".

11th Anniversary of The Narrative's Self Titled Album

Listen to "Fade" Demo version from 2009

Today July 27, The Narrative's album "The Narrative" complets it's 11th year of release. The album released through The Record Collective was produced by Bryan Russell and recorded at Red Wire Audio in New York. 

From Wikipedia: The Narrative received a chance to feature the national campaign launched for Propellerhead called Record, used on its recordings. The album was produced by previous producer Bryan Russell. Originally, the album will feature 15 songs, including "Magazines" and "Like a Prayer". "Magazines" was fused with "Starving for Attention", and "Like a Prayer" was never finished and recorded, being out of the track listing.

After its release, the album was featured in the front page of Myspace U.S and PureVolume.com declaring them one of the "Top Unsigned Bands of 2010"

The song "Fade" is featured later on the soundtrack of the film of Starz Media "The Chateau Meroux" released in 2011. Watch the movie clip with the song below

Listen to the album at bandcamp and you can also buy the album with FLAC, AIFF in High Quality for $8.98 on Bandcamp

The Narrative posts new pictures on recording sessions

The Narrative posted at Instagram (@thenarrativemusic) a new photo from some recording sessions for new songs. As the band published at their Medium profile, in 2021 the band is trying to release a song per month but the pandemic holding them from staying togheter, they planned to release a song 2-3 months,

[...] I think we can get quicker, but a song every 2–3 months is better than none! I’d like to keep our 1 song/month goal and see how we can get better at meeting that. - GABRIEL

On 22 july, Bryan Russell (band's producer) posted a new photo from Suzie in the studio recording as the caption says, "Tracking vocals in new places."

Their song 'Monoliths' features Jesse's as main vocals with suggest that this new song will feature Suzie's lead vocals with Jesse's harmonies. Previews might be posted soon by the band at their social media profiles.

See the photo below and click here to see the other photos.

 

Description: The photos features Suzie holding a microphone and wearing headphones, Jesse is at her left (photo perspective) holding the acoustic guitar. Black and white photo of Suzie in the recording studio wearing headphones and a microphone in front of her

The Narrative posts new photo with band's merch

The band posted today new photos with the captions about the band's merch. "To do list: (1) pack up a bunch of merch orders (thank you!!!) (2) take a picture in said merch looking extremely cool. Did we fail or did we succeed? You decide.." says the caption. 

The band returned to social media with interactions on Instagram showing some albuns being signed and sent for fans. You can get the band's official merch at www.thenarrativemusic.com/shop or Storenvy. 

Also the band posted videos on Stories signing the vinyls from "The Narrative". Watch on our new reddit community about the band r/thenarrativemusic

See the photo below and follow the band at @thenarrativemusic

Jesse and Suzie poses to the photo with the Logo Hoodie

The Narrative shares videos signing Self Titled vinyls

The Narrative shared new videos on Instagram Stories signing their self title album for some fan purchases. The video features the band's new song "Monoliths". You can get your copy of "The Narrative" vinyls (also available on CD) at the Storenvy.

Here's the videos

The Narrative's new song 'Monoliths' featured on Bops & Bangers! Podcast

The new song from The Narrative, 'Monoliths' is featured on the GRRRLMusic's Podcast Bops & Bangers!. The song was the week Podcast Break Music to the listeners and they did a little review from it on the Instagram post, you can read below:

THE NARRATIVE - “MONOLITHS” 🌻

Indie folk-rock duo The Narrative have returned from their hiatus to release their first single, “Monoliths”.

A poignant indie folk song that highlights singers Susie Zeldin and Jesse Gabriel’s stunning harmonies. With a traditional twang and a beating melody that keeps the song moving ahead. 🌸

The random hard drum and guitars add an ambiance to the song that gives it that heavier sound and every time it beats, I get those musical tingles ✨✨

Thanks to The Narrative for letting us use their newest single, “Monoliths” in this week’s episode of Bops & Bangers! Make sure you listen to the episode on Spotify and Apple Podcasts 💕💕

 Listen to the full episode below. 'Monoliths' is featured around 22:30

Listen to The Narrative's new song 'Monoliths'

The Narrative release it's first single in five years period after 'Golden Silence' album

The Narrative released on june 14, 2021 their first single "Monoliths" since the release of the second studio album "Golden Silence". We posted some news about the release of the song some weeks ago and here it is! The single is finally released and you can listen to it bellow.

The song is classified as Folk/World music and is published by Future Billionaires. Recorded at Red Wire Audio and produced by Bryan Russell.

Also read: The Narrative post letter on medium about the lyrics of Monoliths

Here are the credits for "Monoliths" shared by the band

Written By: The Narrative
Produced By: The Narrative & Bryan Russell @ Red Wire Audio
Engineered By: Bryan Russell @ Red Wire Audio
Mixed By: Bryan Russell @ Red Wire Audio
Mastered By: Sam Moses @ Moses Mastering

'Monoliths' is available to be listened on Spotify. Buy the song on iTunes/Stream Apple Music, listen on Amazon, or Deezer. The song is also available to be used on TikTok videos.

Spread the news and share with your friends the new song. And rememeber to support the artists buying the music if you can. Independent musicians can grow with their fans!

The artwork of the single features a photo from West Bank in Israel. The photo is from Jesse's site.

The Narrative shares new song Monoliths lyrics on Medium post

The Narrative posted a new Medium entry wrote by Jesse talking about the process of writing a song. "Lyrics have always been as much of a joy as a struggle for me, but the older I get the more I grapple with my lyrical multiple personalities." he writes. 

Hey all! So, as some of you may have heard via the Twitter, we’ve got a new track coming out on 6/14 called Monoliths and I wanted to take some time to talk about the lyrics for the song, and lyrics in general. I thought it might be an interesting topic to explore, but of course if you don’t care I completely respect your decision (in Minecraft).

The post also talks about the meaning of the new song "Monoliths". Here's the lyrics:

Monoliths Lyrics

It was cold in Atlanta

A frigid wind dragged you in

Sat you down beside my kin

And we drove to Savannah

Sullen trees bearing leaves

Susurrating in the breeze

Somewhere there’s a fever rising up

Hearts apprised of universal dust

But if it’s not enough it’s not enough

The monoliths of metal turn to rust

When we bailed out of Georgia

There was fire in the air

Orphaned houses everywhere

So you wept in a corner

Singing names of your friends

Who you’ll never hold again

Somewhere there’s a fever rising up

Hearts apprised of universal dust

And if it’s not enough it’s not enough

The monoliths of metal turn to rust

I’ve been waiting for this

For years for you

Walking around these heads in the ground

I’ve been stowing patience

For years for you

What do you need? 

What do you need me to do?

Somewhere there’s a fever rising up

Hearts apprised of universal dust

And if it’s not enough it’s not enough

The monoliths of metal turn to rust

Read also: The Narrative posts letter on Medium, 'An effort to be "back"' 

Jesse affirms that "Monoliths is a fantasy song. It’s meant to express a thought or opinion through a romanticized version of something that never existed except inside of my head." also break down the lyrics from the song.

You can read the full post from The Narrative at the official Medium page here.

Stream/Listen to Monoliths

The Narrative · Monoliths

New photo on The Narrative's instagram about 'Monoliths'

To promote the new song "Monoliths", The Narrative had posted a new photo on their Instagram account @thenarrativemusic. The band captioned the photo with the proccess of recording a song during the pandemic of Covid-19:

We have a new song coming out on 6/14. It’s called Monoliths. We recorded it during the pandemic and practiced it on my (Suzie’s) back porch far enough away from each other that we wouldn’t give each other COVID if we had it, but close enough to know we had some really pretty harmonies going. We can’t wait to share it with you. It is the *exact opposite* of a happy summer jam that a band might release around this time of year but we’ve never been good at following the trends so...

Check the photo from Warped Tour in 2011 by Vicky Dinka.

Follow The Narrative on Instagram at @thenarrativemusic

Suzie and Jesse for Vicky Dinka at Warped Tour in 2011

 

The Narrative shares backstage recording of live on WOOD-TV 'West Vibe Eight West'

 On july 25, 2010 The Narrative performed at the WOOD-TV 'West Vibe Eight West' "Music & Food: The taste of Grand Rapids-MI". On instagram, The Narrative posted a footage of the live performance of "Sirens & Silence" in the backstages of the Wood-Tv.

Watch the IG-TV here to open on Instagram

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Uma publicação compartilhada por The Narrative (@thenarrativemusic)

Here's the original video from Wood Tv8 on YouTube

The Narrative's new song 'Monoliths' to be released 6/14

The Narrative announced via Instagram a new song to be released on the 6/14. The song titled 'Monoliths' is the first song since the full lenght album "Golden Silence". More infos will be released soon.

You can pre-save the song on Spotify here

The song is already registered at BMI. 

Check the storie below. Follow the band on Instagram @thenarrativemusic

You can listen to 'Monoliths' below

Behind the story: The Narrative shares the story of the song 'Reason to Leave'

The Narrative posted on the band's Instagram a video with the lyrics of the single 'Reason to Leave' off of the second studio album "Golden Silence" and (Jesse) wrote the captions talking about the meaning of the song that talks about the life of immigrants in the US and what is the struggles some of them have to go through

Listen to 'Reason to Leave'

In 2010 my (Jesse) then-girlfriend-now-wife who is a natural born Mexican citizen was employed as a pastry chef at a hot new Manhattan based bakery. The bakery, which had said they’d try to acquire a work visa for her, ultimately could not, and so she applied on her own. She made the decision she would leave her position at the bakery while waiting for her status approval, and went to visit her family for a week in Mexico before returning back legally on a separate visa she had. On her way back, because she had applied for a work visa she was flagged at immigration. Had she not applied, she would have had no issues. After being asked if she was working in the US and honestly responding about her situation, she was issued a 5 year deportation.

There’s a lot more context here but I was struggling with a lot of anger, sadness, and frustration at the state of immigration in our country. One day I was listening to Icky Thump by @thewhitestripes and was inspired to write about it, and thus "Reason to Leave" was born. “Well, Americans: What, nothing better to do? Why don’t you kick yourself out? You’re an immigrant too. Who’s using who? What should we do? Well you can’t be a pimp and a prostitute too.”

For those immigrants who get sworn in today to US citizenship, they are forced to renounce any “allegiance and fidelity” to their homeland and “bear arms on behalf of the United States when required by the law”. Listen to the whole song on Golden Silence, our 2016 full length available on Spotify.

Follow the band on instagram at @thenarrativemusic 

The Narrative shares the story behind their first Photoshoot on 2008

The Narrative's Instagram post about their first photoshoot and the 'piss' looking bottle

Suzie posted a new photo on The Narrative's instagram talking about their first photoshoot in 2008 with Lindsay Blair. The caption for the post tells what is the concept of the photoshoot and what happened.

Read it below:

I have to give Jesse credit for giving me a lot of creative license when it came to art or photos for The Narrative. This is from one of our first photo shoots ever. It was taken on a Brooklyn rooftop on Tillary Street across from the Manhattan Bridge where we were recording the Just Say Yes EP. My brain was like... well the artwork for the EP has fish and this boy holding a fishbowl... let’s take some photos with fishbowls. And off I went to the pet store. Can you imagine what they thought when I bought like 10 fishbowls?! The answer is NOTHING. New York City is a strange place and there are way stranger people doing farrrrrr more questionable things than stocking up on fishbowls. How did I even get anywhere with 10 fishbowls? Did I have a cart? That’s the real unsolved mystery. Oh and then there was the food coloring. Because magical fish need magical water, obviously & everyone knows food coloring is basically magic. Yellow food coloring was a mistake though, in hindsight. Just looked like a bowl full of pee. However, through the power of cropping and the glory of the Sepia filter, we managed a decent promo shot for the time. Plastered that shit all over MySpace. 😘 Will post a bunch to stories soon. Drop me an emoji if you got to the bottom of this post and I’ll pick someone at random & send over a copy of our EP in the mail (signed if you’d like, up to you). Weeeee! #giveaway #goodmusic

Original post on instagram here.

Click here or on the photo below to see the photoshoot in High Quality. 

The Narrative teases new music production on Instagram

The Narrative just updated the instagram stories with a new tease for some new song production. The clip with 0:11 shows Jesse working around the melody of a eletronic background beat and the guitar over it.

The producer Bryan Russell

reposted the video. He had produced the band's last albuns, and will be around this new release.

You can watch the stories was posted here and the original video below:

Follow the band on instagram at @thenarrativemusic

10 years: The Narrative's live performance of Fade and Don't Stop Believin'

It was Thursday, 28 april of 2011, The Narrative was live at the Jammin' Java music and cafe bar performing a set of acoustic versions of their songs touring with Eisley and also Christie Dupree.

Going around YouTube you might find some live videos from this day posted by the user esamanth and others. Within the band's set, there was a performance of the song off of the self titled album "Fade" with the cover from Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'". You can watch the performance on youtube.

To celebrate the tour completing 10 years this month, we are posting a remastered version (filtered and mixed) from this day! So listen to it below.

More posts from live versions will be posted around this week!

B-Sides and Seasides EP released 9 years ago

Released April 4, 2012, The Narrative's EP "B-Sides and Seasides" is now a 9 years old record.

The EP was recorded as a way to support the band's second full lenght album "Golden Silence" recordings around the same year.

With 10 tracks, the EP is a compilation of The Narrative's acoustic and alternative version of their songs from "Just Say Yes" and "The Narrative".

Celebrate the 9 years of this EP listening below and buy the digital download at Bandcamp.

The Narrative posts letter on Medium about 'An effort to be 'back'

The Narrative posted a letter into their new page on Medium, talking about the band's past years since the release of Golden Silence and what happened since then. 

The letter starts with 

I guess I should begin with the expectation that very few people will read this. As a band, we have been fairly inactive and off the grid for around 10 years now. Our last release, “Golden Silence” (the record I am honestly most proud of to this day!) was released in 2016, though we actually recorded that album in 2012.

This delayed release is actually a microcosm of a larger symptom of issues that started not long after our 2011 tour with Eisley, the last tour we had together.

I’d like to use this post to accomplish a couple of different goals:

1. Give some context around what happened to us and why we stopped making music.

2. Talk about how we plan / hope to make music in the future.

The band talks about the journey with them since the tours and about financial crisis as a independent band. Also, about the new projects coming soon, as they expect to release new songs soon.

Real the full letter here.

Twitter: The Narrative announces new songs for 2021 via Crypto Art collaboration

Around November 18, 2020, we posted some photos from Jesse into the studio recording some songs. At that moment nothing was confirmed by the band to be a new release. Yesterday (feb 03, 2021) The Narrative on twitter announced the release of new songs for this year. The band also did ask about a way to share this via Cripto Art and NFT, or non-fungible tokens.

What is NFT

"Crypto Art refers to rare digital artworks associated with unique tokens that exist on the blockchain. Similar to traditional artwork, the concept allows you to buy, sell, and trade digital goods as though they were physical." as is explained by Adam Korenman into "School Of Motion" (link) 

 Updates from this news might come on the future. See below the tweet and also follow the band at @the_narrative The band is looking for artists to produce a art for the songs and sell it via Crypto Art and NFT.

The band plans on releasing a new project soon. You can follow them at social media for the news and when this will be available.

We have some new music & are thinking about releasing it with some limited edition art, potentially via crypto / NFT's. Anyone know any great digital artists who might be interested in a collab? :) #cryptoart #nft @SuperRare @opensea @rariblecom

— The Narrative (@the_narrative) February 3, 2021