Blazerjacket releases brand new cyberpunk single ‘Overcharged’
Blazerjacket releases brand new cyberpunk single 'Overcharged'
Ukrainian cyberpunk/dark electro duo Blazerjacket has released the digital single “Overcharged,” available now via Bandcamp and major streaming platforms.
“Overcharged” is presented as a high-intensity club track built on pounding electro and industrial elements. “(The track is) for a generation living at maximum voltage – wired, restless, and unable to switch off,” says the duo. adding that it is “not just a track – it’s a blackout moment in music.”
Judge for yourself!
About Blazerjacket
The project is a Kyiv, Ukraine-based duo formed by Denis Cherryman (Dirty Bird 13, The Cherry Men) and Hybri.Mod. The project debuted in 2020 with the EP “The First,” followed by singles through 2022 and two 2023 EPs, “Terrorstate” and “The Second.”
Their music blends cyberpunk aesthetics with dark electro and industrial influences.
The full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 reinforced the project’s darker thematic direction, reflected across their 2023 releases and subsequent singles.
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