- 2025-07-23
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MUSIC
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Luke Marzec Releases New Song “Broken Promises”
London-based singer-songwriter Luke Marzec released a new song “Broken Promises” on July 16, 2025.
The song is taken from his upcoming debut album “Something Good Out Of Nothing”, following “Space To Be Free” released last month.
The album is set to be released on August 18, 2025 via Swift Half Records.
The track blends raw reflection and hopeful renewal over warm analog textures and plaintive vocals.
He turns personal farewells into a modern hymn about letting go of what no longer serves us and finding the courage to start again.
The track was written and produced by Luke Marzec.
Luke Marzec said of the song, “'Broken Promises' is about new beginnings. It's about jumping on a plane, going to the other side of the world, and starting afresh.”- He continued, “And although I know that to confront the issues in your life - to learn from your mistakes and to live a better life - I know that that requires introspection and to work on yourself, and it's a long and steady road, but there's another part of me that thinks... Sometimes it might just be your surroundings. Maybe you can get bored. Maybe when you're bored, you end up not living properly, and you end up making mistakes, and accidentally just being a slightly shitter version of yourself. But, if you live life with adventure… if you do jump on that plane, go to the other side of the world, experience a new place, and get excited by life again; maybe that really could be the catalyst that will get you to be excited about life, to smell the roses, and to take life by the horns, and ultimately become a better you. Life really is an adventure.”
He added, “I could see a couple of lost friends not knowing their way, and leading others astray with them. This is a song about new beginnings, leaving the past behind and looking forward to a better day.” -
The album comprises 9 tracks and consists of two parts, with the first part released as “Something Good Out Of Nothing (Part A)” including 4 tracks back in March.
Side A explored memory and nostalgia, while Side B leans into themes of resistance and possibility. - source : Apple Music
