ROYAL HEARTS RELEASE BRAND NEW SINGLE "SCARS WON'T FADE"
- Haleigh Handy
- 3 hours ago
- 2 min read
Fort Lauderdale, FL -- Metalcore band Royal Hearts released their merciless new single, "Scars Won't Fade," on August 14th. The track stands as a testament to the band's evolution, seamlessly fusing raw aggression with dynamic, melodic passages. Drawing inspiration from personal struggles and triumphs, "Scars Won't Fade" addresses themes of perseverance and overcoming adversity. Royal Hearts' unyielding energy shines through each thunderous breakdown and soaring chorus, ensuring the song resonates deeply with listeners. As the band continues to make waves in the scene, this latest release affirms their dedication to pushing creative boundaries while connecting with fans on a profound emotional level.
The track arrives hot on the heels of "Consumed," the band's collaborative single with Spencer Timmons of Saltwound, released in June.
"Scars Won't Fade" opens with a cinematic atmosphere, weaving powerful melodies that build toward a striking contrast with raw, vulnerable lyrics. The song delivers an unapologetic testament to boundless love—honest, unfiltered, and painting a vivid portrait of navigating grief while holding on to hope.
"Scars Won't Fade is a two-fold statement on the transience of life, and the shift from receiving love to giving it. Taking the values and love from those who provided for us and in turn giving it back to those we have grown into taking care of" says lead vocalist Ryan Camuto
ABOUT ROYAL HEARTS
Blending modern metalcore with classic post-hardcore, metalcore and emo influences, Royal Hearts is aggressively angsty & emotive, building a catalog of punk-inspired metalcore for modern day listeners. Since 2018, Royal Hearts has self-released 2 EPs (Within Reach 2020 | CØMA.TASTE 2025) alongside 11 singles and 11 music videos.
With support spots for bands like August Burns Red, We Came as Romans, Blessthefall, Attila, Not Enough Space, Secrets, Emery and independent regional touring, Royal Hearts is out to prove that no stage is too big or too small for their specific brand of angst, honest and melodic metalcore.
