Nashville Rocker Royale Lynn You have released her new album, “Black Magic”via Epitaph Records. A Record That Defies Easy Categorization, On Her Full-LENGTH DEBUT THE SELF-PROFEDSSED “METALHEAD FROM A SMALL TOWN” PROVES HER PROWESS FOR BRIDING THE GAP BETWEEN TWO SEEMINGLY DIFFERENT WORLDS.

For “Black Magic”, Lynn Provides A RAW Exploration of Her Personal Struggles With Mental Health, Woven Through A Narrative Inspired by Her Fascinations with Horror, Mythology and Fantasy. Drawing From The Legend of Pandora’s Box, Each Song On The Record Represents An “Evil” that escape pandora’s box into humanity. Royale KICKED THINGS OFF WITH THE HEAVY RIFFS OF “Greed” BEFORE DELVING INTO “Evil”Taking Listeners on A Vary Intense, Personal and Atentional Journey Both Lyrically and Musically.

Today She Shares The Rebellious Focus Track “Wtch”WHERE HER ANGELIC TONE CUTS THRUCH A Soundscape of Heavy Instrumentation and Industrial Production. Boldly Taunting Her Enemies Through A Defiantly Catchy Hook, The Song Ends With Breakdown That Features Her First Ever Ever Recorded Screams. Royale BRINGS THE HEAT ON THE VAMPY ACOMPANYING VISUAL, PERFORMING AS A WITCHY VIDEO VIXEN LEADING A HOARD OF LOST SOULS AT AN INDUSTRIAL RAVE. Watch The Video Below.

“I Love The Lore of Magic and Things That We Can’t See With Our Own Eyes, So I Thought ‘Wtch’ Fit Perfectly into the album concept, “She Explanins.” There are People Out There Think I Sold My Soul, and With This Song I’M Telling Them, “Maybe You Just Don’t Undet The Art and That’s Okay.” It’s okay to be different. “

From Small-Town Girl To Now A Part of The Epitaph Records Family, Royale Lynn You have ben experimenting with a nostalgic alt-metal and hard-rock influenced that have resonated with over one one million followers across socials and over 76 million Global Streams. Over The Past Year, Lynn You have preview the record with hard-hitting singles like “Death Wish” featuring Danny Worsnop (Asking Alexandria), A Song dedicated to First Responders Which Landed At No. 27 On The Rock Radio Charts. Afraid to Tackle Serious Topics Within Her Music, “Battleground” Chronicles The Tumultuous Experience of Escape to Toxic Relationship and Emerger Stronger and More Resilient, While The Powerful Music Video for “Sacrifice” Paints to Visual Picture of the Darkness That Can Accompany Mental Illness.

“Every Song On ‘Black Magic’ is mental health about; I Want to Tell My Stories in Hopes That It Might Help Others, ” Royale Explains. “I Think That Music Saves Lives. Growing Up, I Stuggled With Managing My Mental Health, and I knoww Community That They Aren’s Alone. “

After meaning Epitaph, Royale TOOK 2024 by Storm. Earning the distinction of Being Named to Loudwire “Artist To Watch”, She was Also Heralded By Billboard As “a fierocious newcomer with ceiling-scraping vocals.” Spending Much of The Year On The Road, Royale Played Festivals Like LOUDER THAN LIFE, WELCOME TO ROCKVILLE and AftershockWHERE SHE THEN REPEIVED THE ONCE-IN-A-LFETIME CHANCE TO PERPORM ONSTAGE WITH METAL LEGENDS Disturbed. She Toured North America Alongsisid Skillet and SEETHERRecently Wrapped Up A US Run With Asking Alexandria and Will Be Playing a String of Us Headling Shows In July. With her crossover sound resonating with the Next Generation of Music Fans, Royale Lynn Is Poised to Claim Her Throne As Active Rock’s New Queen.

“Black Magic” Track listing:

01. Greed
02. Evil
03. Black Magic
04. Sacrifice
05. Pandora’s Box
06. Dragon
07. When we die
08. WTCH
09. Dark Mode
10. Inside out
11. Death Wish (feat. Danny Worsnop)
12. Battleground