Tempo Talks: A Conversation with Ramener
THE RELEASE
Ramener is a powerful force in the metal scene, emerging from the heart of Long Island, New York in 2022. This freshly formed band has left an unforgettable impact on the local music landscape thanks to the explosive combo of drummer and lead vocalist Michael Dibella, vocalist and lead guitarist Richie Pacella, and bassist Ricardo Diaz. Ramener's distinct sound has swiftly captured the attention of the Long Island music community, collecting a growing fan following with a sonic arsenal that blends hard riffs, catchy hooks, and thrashing solos and vocals. Ramener is influenced by vintage rock and metal legends such as Pantera, Foo Fighters, and Black Sabbath, as well as modern artists such as Trivium and Alter Bridge.
Ramener's 'In Her Hand' begins with heavy guitar chords and riffs reminiscent of the aforementioned inspirations. 'In Her Hand' is not just about the guitars. The drumming in this track is truly phenomenal, setting the stage for an intense and heart-pounding ride. The energy is like a pulse of adrenaline, pushing the boundaries of sonic intensity. What sets 'In Her Hand' apart is its masterful use of tension and release. The build-up is a thrilling ascent into the unknown, and the drop delivers a cathartic explosion of energy that leaves you breathless. It's a rollercoaster of emotions and sonic power that keeps you hanging on the edge of your seat. This song, rooted in Long Island's lively music culture, is a thrilling must-listen for metal enthusiasts and anybody looking for an exciting musical adventure.
THE INTERVIEW
If you had to create a Mount Rushmore of inspiration, what four individuals molded the artist you are today?
A mount rushmore of inspiration for the whole band would be Foo Fighters, SOAD, Pantera, plenty more individualy but figured id include all of us together.
Were there any specific experiences or events in your life that influenced the song's lyrics?
We don’t have any co-writers or producers, me and Mike get together and I throw stuff at him and we’ll tweak it util it works.
Can you share any interesting anecdotes about the song's development with your co-writers or producers?
This one an older song we had written but I guess the lesson is record all the stuff you play maybe its better than you think.
What was the biggest takeaway or lesson you learned while creating this song?
We’re super stoked on the recent growth we got and we’re continuing to write songs that fit that vibe.
How has your recent growth as an artist influenced the direction of your future work?
We have our first album dropping late November or December and we plan on touring the northeast when it drops, follow our spotify, instagram @ramener_band and anywhere else you listen to music. Love everyone who listens and supports! 🖤
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