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Butterfly Hurricane Returns With Second Single 'Super Turbo'

  Essex based Alternative Rock artists Butterfly Hurricane (the solo project of Harry Acreman) has today returned with their sophomore single ‘Super Turbo’ - a track created to help people find the courage to start letting go of their bad habits.  “On a personal level, the song delves into my experience with Crohn's disease. Its lyrics mirror the emotions I once harbored about the challenges it posed. I despised the way it affected me, the consequences it brought, and the medication's side effects. However, during that phase, it seemed as though it defined my existence. To embark on a path towards improvement, I realised I would have to re-discover who I am and take a plunge into something new.” - Butterfly Hurricane (Harry Acreman) Check out the official music video below: Butterfly Hurricane’s debut single, "Barricade," made waves when it was premiered on BBC Radio 1 by Alyx Holcombe, captivating audiences with its raw energy and emotional depth. Notably, "Ba...

BUTTERFLY HURRICANE DROPS DEBUT SINGLE 'BARRICADE'

  Alternative Rock artist Butterfly Hurricane has today shared his debut single ‘BARRICADE’. Drawing inspiration from his own experiences, Butterfly Hurricane writes music that is deeply personal and emotive, exploring the impact of Crohn's disease on his life and mental health. Despite the challenges faced, his music is a testament to resilience and determination to find beauty in the world around us. His lyrics are raw and honest, reflecting his struggles with pain, fear, and uncertainty, but also celebrating the moments of light and hope that he has encountered along the way. “A lot of my lyrics come from my battles with crohn’s disease and how it has affected my personal life and the lives of others. This song in is essentially me venting my frustrations on how I wish I could be someone else and just have a day not having to plan my life around this disease. It’s not all doom and gloom though, the struggle is part of the beauty. It’s helped me grow and realise what’s important ...