Review: Passenger by Prizefighter

Review by Rockera Magazine

The new Coldplay but this time born in the United States! Yes, this is what came into my mind when I listened to Prizefighter latest single 'Passenger' 

Newborn Chicago-based trio provides a natural powerful contemporary spirit blended with indie/alternative beats. When you listen to 'Passenger' you'll find out Mederich's voice is just amazing! Easily go to your ears and with such tight/harmonic music sticks in your head, easily too. The song is about "acceptance of a love lost, lifelong memories made, and boldly facing the future regret-free." and that actually an important lesson to learn these days. When you hit to the second minute of the track you will simply find yourself sing with the chorus unconsciously. 

Prizefighter fronted by Jeremy Mederich (Luster, Releaser, The Saps, The Pheromones), guitar/vocal journeyman Steve Mast (Plain White Ts, The Waiting Game, The Scissors) and time machine Bryan Mederich on drums (Luster, The Hoodie Life) rounding out the veteran trio, have completed their debut release ‘REWIND’. After agreeing to a unique development situation with a strong team of several highly influential and driven investors internationally with a common belief in the project, the boys have wrapped on a razor-sharp effort out of LA (EastWest Studio 2 and Sound Delux at Sound City Center) lead by a mutual believer in the project, the one and only mighty Matt Wallace (Maroon 5 “Songs About Jane”, Faith No More “The Real Thing” and “Angel Dust”, O.A.R., Train, many others).