Cincinnati, Ohio four-piece band Enmy hit the ground running with a fierce new hard rock single ‘The Ledge’ and an ominous new music video along side of it.
‘The Edge’ marks their first official new release with the FiXT record label in a multi-album deal. In celebration, a deluxe edition of the group’s debut album Breaking Down featuring their hit songs ‘Clarity’, ‘Demon Eyes’ and ‘Burn’ plus a new cinematic mix of ‘Never Healing’ was previously issued.
The single mixes both brutal and ethereal vocal performances, lacing them through searing guitar riffs, heavy hitting drums, and haunting synthesisers. As Enmy explained, “The song was lyrically written in the car while driving to the studio where we were supposed to track vocals for a different song. We ended up getting so caught up in this song that our schedule was scrapped and we ended up tracking ‘The Ledge’ instead.”
The official music video for ‘The Edge’, directed and produced by Will Story, is an ominous depiction of the songs lyrics with its ambiguous displays of faith, chaos, and home, on top of the heavy soundscape. With lyrics inspired from the human tendency to put others up on a pedestal to be perfect In the end, we are all human and we make mistakes. ‘The Ledge’ takes listeners on a tumultuous journey through the depths of human emotion from the perspective of those under the pressure to be perfect.
The band has also issued a remix of ‘Demon Eyes‘, courtesy of Toronto Is Broken, out now on FiXT – You can purchase/stream it here and check out the video here at RAMzine.
Enmy has already established themselves as a powerful hard rock force with nearly with over 400,000 monthly listeners across all platforms, with fans coming far and wide to see them live.
“When we set out as a band, we were dedicated to the mindset of being independent. We wanted to always have the freedom to do what we wanted. We also wanted anyone that was involved with our band to share our passions for creating something special, so we have always been extremely careful about the team we have around us,” said the band.
“James reached out to us a couple years ago, I believe it was right after Never Healing was released in 2020. We had remained in contact ever since and it wasn’t until we began speaking again in 2023 that we really became familiar with who FiXT was and what they represent. It’s funny how everything comes together, but we are extremely happy to join the FiXT family. When we really began piecing everything together it was clear that we aligned on everything in terms of direction, music, and brand. The best is yet to come from Enmy and FiXT will be a big part of that.”
“I am very excited to be working with Enmy. When I first heard them back in 2020, they immediately caught my ear as a potential fit for FiXT. Their catchy songwriting and impeccable production mixed with their ability to fuse hard rock with electronic programming make them a natural fit here at FiXT. I think these guys have insane potential and I’m looking forward to being a part of the journey in helping them reach that potential!” said James Rhodes, FiXT’s vice president & co-founder.
“I remember hearing Enmy for the first time and being immediately hooked,” said FiXT president & co-founder Klayton. “Their songwriting, production, and ability to blend electronics and metal seamlessly, made it obvious to me that they would be great fit as part of the FiXT roster. Dig into the deluxe edition of their debut album ‘Breaking Down’ and give them a follow on socials to keep up with new music coming soon.”
While the label’s A & R manager Dave Hansen said: “I’m so excited to welcome Enmy to the FiXT roster! We’ve been wanting to work with this group for quite some time, and we are so stoked that it has finally worked out. They have such a professional and modern sound that fits the FiXT style perfectly. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for Enmy in their time with FiXT!”
Breaking Down (Deluxe Edition) is available now on all platforms from FiXT.
You can check out the official video to ‘Damn’ by Enmy here at RAMzine.
