Composer

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Matthew Bellamy

Genre

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Vocal

Average_duration

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05:00

"Uprising" is a song composed by Matthew Bellamy, the lead vocalist and guitarist of the British rock band Muse. The song was released on August 3, 2009, as the lead single from their fifth studio album, "The Resistance." The song was premiered on BBC Radio 1 on the same day of its release. "Uprising" is a three-movement song that features a blend of rock, electronic, and orchestral elements. The first movement starts with a simple bassline and drumbeat, which is gradually joined by a distorted guitar riff and Bellamy's vocals. The second movement features a more electronic sound, with the use of synthesizers and a vocoder effect on Bellamy's voice. The third movement is the climax of the song, with the addition of a full orchestra and choir, creating a grand and epic sound. The song's lyrics are a call to arms against the ruling elite and the oppressive system. Bellamy's lyrics urge the listener to "rise up and take the power back" and to "break the chains of the system." The song's message is one of rebellion and empowerment, encouraging people to take action and fight for their rights. "Uprising" is characterized by its catchy melody, powerful vocals, and driving rhythm. The song's use of electronic and orchestral elements adds depth and complexity to the sound, creating a unique and memorable listening experience. The song's message of rebellion and empowerment resonated with audiences, making it one of Muse's most popular and enduring songs.

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