VIOLENT VIRA unleashes the feels on fiery "Common Decency"

Mexican-American alt-rock powerhouse VIOLENT VIRA never was one to sugarcoat her truth, and she's roaring it out with new single "Common Decency",  from her upcoming album "Lover Of A Ghost", November 14 via Mom+Pop Music. This is the third single, and it's an unapologetic fury of frustration at disconnection from human emotion.

Penned by Amy J Gonzalez, Anthony Brown, Jennifer Decilveo, Matt Bolling, and William Sadler, and produced by Brown and Decilveo, "Common Decency" searches around for the madness that ensues when love becomes a battlefield of emotional misfires. Vira's voice hits the mix like a blade, determined and half the first time through hauntingly melodic, over explosive drums and jagged, pulsing guitars full of anger and ache.

The production doesn't conceal itself under polish, it embraces the tension, enhancing this song's emotional volatility. You can hear the friction in every variation and every breath Vira takes. After the provocative "Burn Me With A Bible" and the bittersweet "Saccharine," "Common Decency" exhibits another side of Vira's work, one that isn't afraid to face love and self-worth's ugliest truths. It's the sound of an artist baring her soul with heedless grace, perched on that moment when vulnerability teeters toward rebellion.

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