Title: Stand My Ground
Artist/s: Tim Gordon, Human8, Devon Graves, Vyel
Release Date: November 21st, 2020
Label: Eonity
A fighter, a dreamer, a person who doesn’t back down, doesn’t give up, and chases their goals.
Experience this inspiring story of perseverance and confidence, accompanied by a cinematic melody and invigorating rhythm. Featuring mellow female and soothing male vocals, Stand My Ground by Tim Gordon, Human8, Devon Graves, and Vyel will motivate you to follow your dreams.
Listen to “Stand My Ground” now:
Tim Gordon:
Already at a young age Gordon’s passion for music made itself felt. At the age of 10
he started playing the guitar. He spent hours just listening to music
and could quickly recognize structures and developed a feeling for music. Later he
let himself be tempted to electronic music and had role models like Avicii, Martin
Garrix, and Hardwell who inspired him.
At the age of 15 he started to realize his ideas for the first time in a Digital Audio
Workstation without any background knowledge. It was his passion for music that
made him teach himself to produce on the computer every day. After one
year he got good feedback and support from DJs. Gordon started piano lessons
and it soon turned out that he has a good hearing and musical understanding.
In the meantime, he orients himself in different music styles and does a lot for other
artists. He loves to be creative in the studio and to listen to music. His dream is to
make a life out of music and to share it with as many people as possible. With lots of
new ideas and a lot of work in the studio, Gordon is ready to make a name for
himself on the whole music market.
Human8:
“I am Human8.”
Devon Graves:
Devon Graves is an American singer/songwriter born and raised in Hebron, Kentucky, USA. She moved to Nashville, TN at the age of 18 to study Commercial Voice, Composition and Arranging at Belmont University. Upon graduation, she and her closest friends founded the folk collective Mosaic; they recorded three albums together and toured venues across the USA from 2009-2011. Devon relocated to Paris in 2012.
Her project on the crowdfunding website My Major Company received over 100,000 euros of funding and a contract with their label. Her album of original songs Du Tennessee À Paris features pop, folk and bluegrass influences and can be found on all streaming platforms. Devon writes, co-writes, toplines and adapts songs for other artists, including The Kids United, Celestal, Carla, Sophia Grace, Nemo Schiffman and Zanimomusic. She also coaches professional singers for accent reduction when singing in English.
Vyel
“Vyel” – pronounced [vee – al] is the musical nom de plume of Vincent Lévêque, a Paris-based singer, musician, and producer. His name comes from the English phonetic pronunciation of his initials.
Born and raised in Châlons-en-Champagne, France, Vincent began playing the French horn as a child and learned guitar whilst playing in various bands during high school
and college.
He started to post his first covers and remixes on SoundCloud and YouTube in 2011. Nine years later, his cover of Coldplay’s hit “Hymn for the Weekend” featuring Sophia Omarji got more than 3,000,000 streams on Spotify and 70,000 views on YouTube. He released other covers such as “Faded”, featuring the French vocalist Emma LaChance or “The Greatest”, featuring Alissa Müller. He released many solo covers as well, like “Shape of You”, “It Ain’t Me (Cloud 9)” and “Something Just Like This”.
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