Eddie King
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PERFORMER / ARTIST / GUITARIST / ACTOR SINGER-SONGWRITER
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SEMICOLON; NOW STREAMING ON ALL PLATFORMS
LATEST NEWS
FALLEN - Single Update
fAllen passes 26k streams!
​2024 Live Video Video of Fallen Released on YouTube
If you haven't seen it. What are you waiting for?
FALLEN by Eddie King ©2023
FALLEN - Lyric Video
Fallen: Words & Music by Eddie King
Vocals: Eddie King
Guitar: Eddie King
Drums: Kevin Blocksom
Bass: Charlie Denmark
HAUNTED - Lyric Video Exclusive
2024 Lyric Video for Haunted
Exclusive here only!
Haunted: Words & Music by Eddie King
Vocals: Eddie King
Lead Guitar: Eddie King
Rythm Guitar: Brian Wilson
Drums: Kevin Blocksom
Bass: Nick McQuillen
Eddie sits in with Nick Savage Band!
New Single Grand Reveal Dropping in October
& latest work: "What If You Knew" Being Mastered Now
2024 NON GRATA the series is out. I play the Art Teacher, "Niki are you listening?" See it below
2024 What went down with the Nick Savage Band? Here's a snipit.
2024 The Haunted video is now out and on the YouTube Channel,
check it out now.
REVIEWS
Egar Allen Poets review of Semicolon;
Allen Peterson's Review of Semicolon;
Eddie King’s latest single, “Semicolon,” recorded at the acclaimed Savage Studios, exemplifies his talent for crafting deeply personal and evocative indie rock. This track emerges as a powerful exploration of emotional fragmentation, blending lyrical introspection with a sonorous intensity that encapsulates the artist’s mastery over both narrative and sound.
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“Semicolon” opens with a compelling rhythmic foundation, laid down by Nick Savage, who deftly handles bass, drums, and keys. The relentless beat that anchors the track is more than just a backdrop; it embodies the narrator’s ongoing internal conflict. This rhythmic persistence reflects the weight of the personal struggles depicted in the song, creating a sonic landscape that mirrors the emotional turbulence of the lyrics.
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Eddie King’s collaboration with Mancel Glaze on guitar further amplifies the song’s emotional depth. The guitar riffs are sharp and visceral, cutting through the steady rhythm with an edge that mirrors the rawness of the narrator’s pain. The interplay between King’s gritty guitar work and Glaze’s contributions creates a dynamic soundscape that vividly portrays the anguish and disillusionment at the heart of “Semicolon.”
Semicolon
The song’s core themes revolve around the disintegration of trust and the search for self amidst a backdrop of betrayal and abandonment. The phrase “The devil’s in the details” is a recurring motif that underscores the song’s exploration of how seemingly minor details can reveal profound truths. This line serves as a metaphor for the insidious nature of betrayal, suggesting that the smallest of overlooked moments can harbor significant and destructive consequences.
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King’s reference to Judas, a figure synonymous with betrayal, deepens the song’s emotional resonance. By invoking this biblical symbol, the song taps into a universal sense of personal and spiritual betrayal, highlighting the narrator’s struggle to sever ties with those who have caused profound harm. The repeated plea to “Tell Judas I ain’t never coming home” becomes a powerful declaration of finality and self-preservation, marking a resolute departure from a past filled with deceit.
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The narrative of “Semicolon” also addresses the failure of traditional sources of solace. Lines such as “There are no verses here” and “This ain’t no pillar of strength” reflect a profound disillusionment with conventional paths to redemption. This rejection of societal and religious comfort is further illustrated by the imagery of torn pages—symbolic of lost chapters and erased memories. The narrator’s decision to “write them down” and “let them go” signifies an act of reclaiming control over their story, transforming past pain into a narrative of empowerment and release.
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As the song progresses, the chorus’s repetition emphasizes the cyclical nature of betrayal and the narrator’s determined resolve to break free from these cycles. The closing repetition of “Tell Judas” reinforces the weight of betrayal but also signals a transformative moment of moving on. This repetition is not merely stylistic but represents a decisive act of closure, highlighting the narrator’s journey from victimhood to self-determination.
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In essence, “Semicolon” is a profound reflection on the themes of betrayal, disillusionment, and personal redemption. Eddie King’s ability to channel intense emotional experiences into a compelling musical narrative makes this track a standout. The interplay of steady rhythms and sharp guitar riffs creates an immersive experience, drawing listeners into a world of emotional complexity and personal growth.
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Eddie King’s “Semicolon” is an evocative exploration of the human condition. With its rich emotional depth and dynamic composition, the track offers a powerful reminder of the strength required to confront and overcome personal challenges. King’s artistry shines through in this poignant anthem, making “Semicolon” a memorable addition to his impressive body of work.