Mirador, the band co-founded by Greta Van Fleet co-founder Jake Kiszka and Ida Mae’s Chris Turpin, has dropped the acoustic ballad “Must I Go On,” a track from its self-titled debut album. Both Kiszka and Turpin play guitar and handle lead vocals in Mirador. “‘Must I Go Bound’ is a song that draws inspiration from the worn pages of an old ballad book, reimagined, remembered, and retold through the lens of Mirador,” commented the band. “It is a folkloric journey steeped in symbolism, with the protagonist lamenting a lost love.” Must I Go On “There’s an unspoken mysticism. You can trace it back to the stories of meeting the devil at the crossroads, selling your soul, and losing your mind to the wind,” added Kiszka.  “We’re hyper aware of our lineage, so we can build our own future as a band. It’s two guitar players from notable groups coming together to create a new mythology. As soon as we were in uncharted territory, we knew we were doing something right.” “Mirador comes from a deep passion for Rock ‘n’ Roll, early Folk, and Country Blues as well as folklore,” concluded Turpin. “Our world lives in those traditions.”  ### The post Mirador Deliver “Must I Go On” appeared first on RockinTown.

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