Heavens EDGE Drop 'Definite Maybe' Ahead of New Album

Philadelphia hard rock stalwarts HEAVENS EDGE have premiered "Definite Maybe", the latest offering from their forthcoming album, "Philadelphia". The track arrives with an accompanying music video, marking a significant milestone in the band's second act.

Scheduled for release on November 13 via Frontiers Music Srl, "Philadelphia" serves as a tribute to the city where the group began their journey nearly forty years ago. "Definite Maybe" highlights the contrasting yet complementary guitar work of founding members Reggie Wu and Steve Parry. The band noted that the track perfectly blends Wu's talk box grooving with Parry's bluesy slide, achieving a layered sound they have pursued since their inception.

Of all the songs we've ever recorded, 'Definite Maybe' is the best example of the unique and different guitar playing styles between Reggie and Steve.

Following the critical success of "Get It Right", the new record continues their creative momentum, featuring a diverse range of material. Produced by the band with input from Jacob Bunton, the album captures a confident performance across 11 tracks, including the anthem "LFG" and the melodic "Definite Maybe".

Mark Evans, leading the charge on vocals, joined by David Rath on drums and Jaron Gulino on bass, stated that the record represents four decades of brotherhood. The band insists that despite the long history, the music is crafted for both lifelong fans and newcomers alike. The tracklist concludes with the high-octane "No Way Out", cementing their status as a resilient force in the American hard rock scene.