Inspired by the recent White Paper Revolution in China, Clay Joule dedicates an enthusiastic anthem, praising the bravery of people and their unified strength in making changes. For a country to response to their people’s demand, “REALM” also applauses its open-mindedness. With fierce, unapologetic snare drums that march proudly, heartfelt vocals echoing the positive aspect of protests, and spirited bagpipes that envision a borderless message that resonates with people around the world, “REALM” is at the heart of change.

Clay Joule has been an imaginative artist with soundscapes that bridge cultures and genres, realism and idealism. Constantly on the move of expanding himself, the Secaucus-based multi-talented artist has a broad sonic palette that always sparks surprises in listeners. “REALM” explores a completely different palette and soundscape in comparison to his previous track, but one thing stays the same: at heart, he’s keen on creating music with socially aware topics that reflect on our ever-changing world.

Read our interview with Truwan Studio, where we talk about the symbolisms and influences in “REALM.”

Punk Head: ‘REALM’ is very different from your previous releases. I love the English folk influence in this song. Can you tell me more about how everything comes together?

Truwan Studio: Joule can be described as musicality genre-defying within the singer-songwriter category. The bagpipe used in the track symbolize the authority to the case of the track ‘REALM’ being positive, the constitution protected of rights to the people in mass. The snare drums represent the bravery of the people in delivering powerful yet wordless echoes in expressing the tears and fears during the covid isolation. The manly deep voice of Joule interwined with the rest of the track and harmonizing between the prasing of people's devotion and the country leadership.

PH: What do you like the best about this track?

Truwan Studio: The most outstanding part that shines ‘REALM’ is in the chorus that chanting about the fact that people reconcile to their rulers over a peaceful movement with an ironic gesture by using the unprecedented tool of A4, which changed the imporant national health policy around overnight.

PH: What is your creative vision as an artist?

Truwan Studio: Joule continues to produce tracks that would inspire fans and world of listeners.

PH: Who are your biggest inspirations?

Truwan Studio: Joule's major influence is built around things that are happening or even forgotten around us on planet earth. When it comes to Joule favorite artist would still be Neil Peart. Joule is extremly fond of Peart's drumming styles and his uniqueness in song writing for RUSH.

PH: What is the one thing that you’d like your fans to know about you?

Truwan Studio: Clay Joule continues his musical journey by creating more life-inspiring tunes that are universally acclaimed.