Prepare to be swept away as The Magenta releases its debut blues-rock mini album, "May Cause Addiction." This eagerly anticipated album is set to be unleashed on Tuesday, November 28, 2023, and promises to be nothing short of transformative.

"May Cause Addiction" is an experience through the uncharted territories of the human psyche. traumas, misunderstandings, ambitions, false memories, behaviours, rituals, anger, fear, pain, violence, shame, and relief collide in a unique soundscape.

This remarkable debut album carries a powerful message: by understanding our history, we can avoid repeating it and contribute positively to the world. As Golden New eloquently expresses, "Now the pain is broken, you have blasted it, now you can go and grab your guitar."

The story of The Magenta is a fascinating one.

Born out of a need for creative expression amid youth disequilibrium, the band's journey through life's gritty and raw experiences gave birth to something unique. In 2022, the addition of St. Xeple brought fresh energy and a renewed sense of purpose to the band, propelling them toward new horizons.

"May Cause Addiction" is a collaborative triumph, featuring the expertise of George Priniotakis, who helmed the recording process alongside Clyde Jabra. It was in the capable hands of George Priniotakis at Artracks Recording Studios that the tracks found their ultimate form, having been mixed and mastered to perfection. The album's enduring character is crafted by Manolis Giannikios' powerful drumming and Clyde Jabra's boundless creative ingenuity. The album also features the exceptional talent of Pantelis Arnidis, who shines as the guest soloist on the track "The Junkie." Additionally, Marina Alexopoulou was the creative force behind the captivating artwork. These extraordinary individuals have collectively poured their talent and passion into the creation of this gem.

The Magenta is ready to share their music with the world on Tuesday, November 28, 2023. Mark your calendars and listen responsibly, for this debut work may indeed cause addiction.

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