Peekay x Steve Knight Take a Nostalgic Rock Ride with “Running”

If you’re like Peekay and Steve Knight, wondering where the good ol’ sounds of Hard Rock, Alt. Rock, and Grunge have gone, then “Running” might just be your sonic oasis. This dynamic duo, hailing from different corners of the globe, joined forces to create a track that’s not just music to their ears, but a nod to the glorious rock days of the ’90s and ’00s.

For Peekay, the inspiration struck like a lightning bolt back in 2005 when Flipsyde’s “Someday” hit the airwaves. Little did Steve Knight know, his lyrics were igniting a fire within a 13-year-old kid from Hyderabad, India, who would later become Peekay. Fast forward to 2023, and Peekay was making waves in the Indian Rock scene. Fate intervened when a chance encounter between Steve and a photographer at Ziro festival led to the collaboration of a lifetime.

“Running” is a shared love for nostalgic rock sounds. From the moment Peekay and Steve connected, there was no question about the sonic direction of their single. With Peekay’s lyrical prowess and Steve’s Oakland-California-infused vibes, “Running” took shape as a throwback to the golden era of Rock.

Peekay and Steve didn’t just create music; they crafted an experience. From late-night jam sessions to electrifying live performances, their journey has been nothing short of exhilarating. After wowing audiences at Oddball festival in Bengaluru, they’re gearing up to unleash “Running” along with a visually captivating music video in May 2024.

Peekay, a rising star in the Indian Rock scene, brings a raw, unapologetic energy to the table. His journey from a wide-eyed fan to a celebrated artist is a testament to the power of passion and perseverance. On the other side of the globe, Steve Knight’s rap-rock roots run deep, with his lyrics resonating with audiences far and wide.

“Running” is a sonic journey back to the days of headbanging anthems and raw, unfiltered emotion. So, lace up your boots, crank up the volume, and join Peekay x Steve Knight on a nostalgic rock ride with “Running.”