Saint Escape is back, louder and bolder, with their brand-new single “Phoenix.” Produced and mixed by the legendary Joe Rickard (Breaking Benjamin, Three Days Grace, Saliva), the track doesn’t just arrive, it erupts.
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This isn’t just another rock song. Phoenix is a furious track for anyone who’s been told to “tone it down” or squeezed into a box that never fit. From the first crash of the guitars, the energy is unrelenting, equal parts defiance, hope, and raw liberation. Matt Cox, the Dallas-based frontman of Saint Escape, pours fire into every lyric, refusing to settle for “normal” and urging listeners to rise unapologetically into who they are meant to be.
The song thrives on contrast: chaotic yet precise, fiery yet empowering. Rickard’s production sharpens the edges without dulling the fury, creating a sound that echoes the spirit of bands like Breaking Benjamin while carving a lane all its own. It’s not just a track you hear, it’s one you feel in your chest.
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For Cox, known not only for his past bands Mothergoat and Wandermine but also for his creative direction in the Borderlands and Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands video game series. It’s an extension of storytelling, except this time, the story is deeply personal.
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