Romeo Drop AOR Bombshell With Explosive New Single ‘True Confessions’
- Rock Metal Machine
- May 7
- 2 min read
ROMEO
Street Symphonies Records & Burning Minds Music Group are thrilled to announce the release of “True Confessions”, the new single taken from “Deja Vu Letters”, the debut album by Romeo. Recorded at Slack Studios and Fico Studio by Romeo and Fede Randi; “Deja Vu Letters” is set for release on May 29, 2026. The track is now available on all digital platforms for streaming and download, along with a music video.
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The band states: "We all must admit that there's been at least one moment in our lives when we thought about something, something we couldn't confess. Whether the plan was eventually put into action or not (and luckily most of us later abandon our wicked projects), what really matters is that we actually thought about it and liked the idea. Who's really guilty for that? Is it us? Or our alter ego – our dark shadow that lives within us and emerges only in moments of madness? We wanted to find out, so we stood in front of a mirror and confronted our evil side, took what we said, and combined it with a rock 'n' roll beat made for the occasion. And so, True Confessions was born..."
Romeo is a Loud & Proud rock 'n' roll band formed in 2024. Inspired by the vintage, iconic sound of the mid-'70s and early '80s, Romeo channels the spirit of artists such as Thin Lizzy, UFO, Cheap Trick and The Dogs D’Amour. Their goal has always been to craft music that feels refined, yet built to ignite the room.
Tracklist:
1. Frankfurt Lights
2. Italian Guy
3. True Confessions
4. Romeo (A Loyal Borderline)
5. Soul Staller
6. No More Chances
7. I Need To Know
8. What’s Going On
9. Decadent Man
Line-up:
Max Colliva: Vocals, guitar
Andrea Zanolli: Guitar
Rudy B.: Bass
Luke Cocchieri: Drums
Special Guests:
El Xicano: Keyboards and Hammond organ
Nico Ferricioni: Bass
Lena McFrison, Privi: Backing vocals on “What’s Going On”,
Filippo Tramontana, The Venezuela Boys: Horns on “What’s Going On” and “Decadent Man”
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