VANCOUVER ISLAND, British Columbia - s4story -- When you first listen to Yesterdays Fate's music, it becomes clear that they have learned from the best and have come up with something altogether unique. The band has just released their new single "Crashing Down" for worldwide radio distribution on Axis Radio.

Yesterdays Fate takes listeners to a distant place within the realms of melodic pop/rock with their electric catalogue of assonance driven songs. The band has a unique sound, and it was fate that brought them together. When the three began collaborating over a decade ago, no one could have anticipated that they would become a force that they are today.

Yesterdays Fate is vocalist Damian Pipes who resides in Belfast Northern Ireland, Guitarist Jim Kraneveldt, and on keyboards Graham White, both hailing from Vancouver Island in Western Canada. Yesterdays Fate is a CAN/UK Rock Band whose captivating music contains hints of pop and country. It is the bands modern take on their sounds and approach to recording that defines their modern vintage rock genre.

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"Crashing Down" is the first of many new singles and videos with the bands new label partner BIG Records. The video for the single was filmed by Imagination FX and Dan Dan Dan Productions.  It has captured some unique landscape as the video was filmed in Western Canada next to the Salish Sea and in Northern Ireland next to the Irish Sea. The band certainly braved some elements for this one. Crashing Down describes the declaration of love and how crushing it can feel. The accompanying video acts as a visual component of the passion felt, showcasing Yesterdays Fate and their next level of self-love and identity.

In an age where music has almost become a "trend" and each artist must shape his/her own legacy, Yesterdays Fate is working overtime to become one of the Greats, to be remembered for years to come. What is next for the band? They have an eye for playing live shows once again, with a focus on Summer Tours and Festivals in both North America and Europe. Perhaps you will hear one of their songs on film or television.

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In the meantime, take some time to explore Yesterdays Fate on the band's website.
While you are at it, download and buy their music. Follow Yesterdays Fate on social media to keep track of new releases. Want to feature the band? Feel free to contact the band for interviews, reviews, and/or collaborations.

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