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Crossing Belt w teledysku do “What Could Have Been”.

2025 June 5 | Sylwia Sarama


Reprezentująca alternatywny rock włoska grupa Crossing Belt zaprezentowała nowe wideo do swojego najnowszego kawałka pt. “What Could Have Been”. Utwór, którego produkcją zajął się Jarno Bellasio powstał przy współpracy z wytwórnią Superbia Music Group i jest dostępny na wszystkich platformach streaming-owych pod tym adresem. Natomiast nowe wideo zostawiamy do sprawdzenia w poniższym odtwarzaczu.

Zespół o nowym utworze:

“This song was written during a period of profound introspection and uncertainty. After the release of our latest album “Black Sheep”, of which we are very proud, we felt somewhat lost and unsure of the path to follow. From that moment came the desire to write something new—something that would break some of our musical and mental boundaries, allowing us to experiment boldly. We won’t hide the fact that this work is the result of the anger and frustration of that period, and writing “What Could Have Been” represented a huge challenge for us. In fact, we wanted to create a song that could retain some of the distinctive characteristics of our sound while also sounding fresh and innovative. We decided to embrace new influences, drawing inspiration from contemporary metal without forgetting the peculiarities that define our style. Helping us on this journey was the production work of Jarno Bellasio from Theorem Studio, whose contribution made the track’s sound powerful and current. The lyrics are also a product of that period, as they speak of regrets and unanswered prayers. We found ourselves in an uncomfortable and frustrating situation, questioning whether the chosen path was the right one, wondering what might have happened if we had taken another route, and contemplating what the future might hold. We believe that “What Could Have Been” channels all this intensity, and we feel that we have succeeded in creating something innovative and new—a work that represents hope for the future”.

Crossing Belt - 2025