Beldon Haigh’s latest single, “Paper Tiger,” offers listeners an engaging sonic narrative that goes beneath the surface to explore social media’s illusionary grandeur and urge a deeper examination of reality beneath its glittery veneer. This track invites listeners to explore reality more fully by peeling back layers of superficiality that encase it.
The music video elevates this experience to cinematic heights, taking place against a bustling casino backdrop and following Paper Tiger gambler whose initial triumph at roulette table paints an image of luxury, yet as time progresses and as his story unravels, we see his tenuous grasp of wealth falter, mirroring its essence — thus lending credence to its name “Paper Tiger”.
Beldon Haigh showcases his musical prowess through addictive guitar riffs and theatrical vocals that create an unforgettable melody. Listeners can join the fun-loving chorus that blends nostalgia with authenticity for an experience they can relate to and relate with personally.
What sets “Paper Tiger” apart is its capacity to connect on multiple levels. Beyond catchy beats and intricate storytelling, there’s an undeniable authenticity present both within the song itself as well as visually captivating counterpart. Haigh and band clearly enjoyed creating it all from start to finish and this resulted in an engaging video which perfectly compliments their music.
The band includes lead singer/songwriter Justin Skelton, backing vocalist and vocalist Fiona Lynch, bass guitarist Kevin Jefferies, Jon Howells on drums and horn player/keyboardist Dru Baker.
Beldon Haigh’s music is also an effective platform to explore critical social issues. Through their dedication and pushing creative boundaries, their art leaves an indelible mark, shining light on global affairs while calling for change. With “Paper Tiger”, Haigh adds another captivating chapter to their body of work.
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