Founded in Caerphilly, South Wales in 2019, Wolf Storm is led by vocalist Nia John, who has an unforgettable voice. Their version of this 80’s classic will surely remind the country of how loved the song truly is. Bonnie Tyler’s ‘Total Eclipse of the Heart‘ is one of those tracks that will live on forever, and Wolf Storm’s interpretation cements that.
As for the story behind the name, Wolf Storm came from a particularity unusual fan of their music – Zebb the Wolf. Sponsored by the band, Wolf Storm raise money at their gigs for his upkeep. Stars not on the stage but off too, Wolf Storm seem like real, genuine people.
Though possessing a talent for creating their own original music, Wolf Storm are best known for covering classic artists such as Pat Benatar, Aerosmith, Thunder, ACDC, Rolling Stones and Fleetwood Mac to name a few. Capturing the emotion of the original while adding their creativity into the mix, their rendition of ‘Total Eclipse of the Heart’ still holds onto the track’s powerful arrangement, simultaneously feeling refreshed from Nia’s revised vocals.
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