“DETOX” – our next single release on November 8th!

BORN A REBEL

BORN A REBEL is a nu and progressive metal band based in Berlin, Germany. The musicians combine political rap with hardrock, metal and djent. Strong driving drumbeats mixed with fat basslines and punchy bright metal guitars create an ear popping blend of heavy hitting metal music that will get you hooked and keep you coming back for more.

Through their politically charged lyrics the band openly moves against mass surveillance, state terror, greed driven warfare, capitalism, racism, social disparity and actively stands up for social equality, free speech, whistleblowers, civil rights and world peace.

BORN A REBEL is a symbol of the unity of nations and their people. The band roots itself in multiculturalism with its members coming from different parts of the globe.

THE BAND

INTERVIEWS & CONCERTS

The musicians have been interviewed in the past by STAR FM Berlin, Alex Berlin, different internet radio formats and mentioned in a vast array of music blogs.

BORN A REBEL has played live at several live locations and festivals in Germany.

RELEASES

The band released their debut self-titled EP and subsequent singles ‘FREEDOM’, ‘BE YOUR OWN TEACHER’, ‘NEW DAWN’ and ‘MY ENEMY’. “I AM THE FLAME”, released in 2024, is the latest single. They are available on your streaming service. The new single ‘DETOX’ will be released November 8th.

BORN A REBEL has released four music videos for their songs ‘MEN OF GREED’, ‘SABOTAGE’, ‘POWER TO THE PEOPLE’ and ‘WHISTLEBLOWER’.

Check out the band on Instagram, Facebook, Youtube and TikTok. All links for the band you get here: www.linktr.ee/BORNAREBEL.

LATEST VIDEO RELEASES

LABEL 7hard

The band is promoted by the label 7hard, a division of the 7us Media Group.
https://sevenus.de/portfolio-item/born-a-rebel.

COVER STORY

The cover picture shows a scene of the East German uprising of 17th of June 1953, which began with a strike action by East Berlin construction workers. They protested against the bad economic conditions in the German Democratic Republic in the postwar area of World War II and the political decision of the communist government to raise work norms and work quotas.

The strike turned into a widespread uprising. More than one million people all over East Germany took to the streets to demand fair working conditions, free elections and power to the people. State agencies were occupied and prisoners of the regime freed. In the end the revolt was violently suppressed by tanks of the Soviet occupation forces and Kasernierte Volkspolizei. More than 100 people were killed, others were abducted. Without the help of the Soviet military the SED regime would have lost its power, like it did years later in 1989. The date, the 17th of June 1953, was celebrated as a public holiday in West Germany up until the German Reunification.