This week, Three Lefts and a Right released their new track, "Lovulator". The song, co-produced by creator Dan Ruprecht and Vincent DiNinno, begins with a vibrant roar that serves as a backdrop for the lyrics, which chronicle the narrative of a passionate but ultimately disastrous love affair. Ruprecht sings and plays lead guitar, with Stephen Ruprecht on bass, Andy Eringis on lead vocals, and Marty Scott on drums.
Dan Ruprecht has spent his whole career immersed in renowned classic rock, having auditioned for Ozzy Osbourne and performing alongside Pat Travers. His early band, The Pranks, played widely alongside Cheap Trick, Stone Temple Pilots, and REO Speedwagon.
Dan Ruprecht has spent his whole career immersed in renowned classic rock, having auditioned for Ozzy Osbourne and performing alongside Pat Travers. His early band, The Pranks, played widely alongside Cheap Trick, Stone Temple Pilots, and REO Speedwagon.
I love the guitar riffs and the solos (very Bon Jovi!) and the overall mood of the song, energetic and fun. The vocals are very melodic but with some punch as well and the chorus will probably get stuck in your head. "Lovulator" is a very cool song, give it a go by clicking on the YouTube player above and remember to follow Three Lefts and a Right on Spotify as well.
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