Yes? Than listen: Here comes All Mankinds new single („Can you hear me“) to rush into your life. Be aware, it’s potentially addictive! Since All Mankind was founded in 2008 by the brothers Rich and Dave Beeston along with their childhood friends Gavin Perkins and Dormy, the band aims to follow other previously famous Sydney acts like INXS and AC/CD into international breakthrough. Grown up with music idols like Mighnight oil and U 2, All Mankind transferred these influences into their own music. A combination of powerful modern rock and emotional melodic vocals came out of it and is promising to forfill their aims. All Mankinds previous single “Break the spell” already entered the TV-show of star chef Jamie Oliver and were used aswell for the EA Fifa 2012 football game. Their debut longplayer “Simple desire” is about to be released in February 2012. Mike Crossey, who produced i.e. Arctic Moneky or Razorlight, helped the band to finish the upcoming CD.

So long, All Mankind are entertaining with the second single “Can you hear me”. It’s charming pop-rock to comfort you and brighten up your mood. A catchy little hymn that sticks right to your ears. Rich’s gentle, melodic voice combinded with strong hooklines and a loveable rhythm is remarkable for their sound. Hope and love are their characteristic themes, just like it’s presented within the new single. Even though lyrically deep graving can be felt, there’s always something positive going along with it, lifting you up at the same time. You easily can get loose in an ocean of sorrow and still can gain hope within. A rollercoaster of feelings that is settling and entertaining.