Alternative-indie band The Lost Messiahs are set to release a new single, "Brownsfield." Released ahead of their third full- length album, the song features radiant guitars and haunting vocals to create an ethereal soundscape. Though wistful, it drives steadily towards an anthemic climax.
READ ALSO: Miu Haiti Releases New Song and Music Video 'Is This Love' [Full Details] The song was written about a field called Brownsfield that was across from guitarist Ollie's childhood home. Though just an ordinary field, this blank landscape offered a young adolescent a canvas to create an imaginary world. Everyone has their own Brownsfield, their escape from the ordinary into the extraordinary. The Lost Messiahs hail from Portlaoise in the midlands of Ireland. The band was formed by songwriter and guitar player Ollie Plunkett. There is a mystical spiritual connection in The Lost Messiahs music, from collaborations with monks to exploring the inner workings of the mind and the search for meaning. Rich production, meticulous songwriting, and immersive instrumentation give their music textured, atmospheric landscapes. They have been compared to the likes of The National, War on Drugs, and Mercury Rev. The Lost Messiahs are: James O' Connor (Vocals/Acoustic Guitar), Eamonn Duff (Bass), Martha Cummins (Drums), and Ollie Plunkett (Electric Guitar). RELATED ARTICLE: DaVinciBands Releases 'Young Bands' 
The song accompanies a music video which depicts the journey from childhood to adulthood, paralleled with a spiritual journey towards enlightenment. Subtle and sudden changes in shade create different moods, and the video moves in and out of these themes, from the present back to the past.
Along with critical press acclaim and nation-wide radio play, the band has played at festivals and venues all over Ireland including extensive gigging in 2022 that saw them at Electric Picnic, Crane Lane, and even the Midlands Prison. The band have released two critically acclaimed studio albums and several singles.
