The project – “death of me”

“Death of Me” by The project is powerful and attractive. It kicks off with guitars that don’t ask permission, just stomp in and start swinging. You can practically feel the amps buzzing. It’s loud, it’s sharp, and it’s clearly made by people who know exactly what they’re doing.

Dennis Hill’s vocals don’t just sit on top of the track; they punch through it. He sounds like he’s been chewing gravel and chasing it with tequila, in the best possible way. The song doesn’t waste time either. It locks into a groove fast, then barrels ahead with just the right amount of snarl. There’s this mix of classic rock attitude and power pop gloss that makes it feel familiar but never boring.

You can tell this wasn’t overthought, it’s pure instinct, tight, loud, and made to be played at full volume with the windows down. Honestly, it’s hard not to picture it blasting in a movie scene where everything’s about to go sideways.

If this is just the first taste of what The project is doing, it’s worth sticking around. Go follow them online so you don’t miss what’s next in 2025.