Bobby Reeves

Lead Singer Of LeVeL And N.U.M Former Singer Of Adema And Temporary Singer Of Crazy Town Collaborated With Many Artists Like Team Cybergeist, White Noize, Dubkiller, Mark Victor, And Appeared In Afew Compilation Albums Currently He Is Doing Solo Projects - While Reeves' lyrics typically reflect the good and bad in his own life, introspection itself is the subject of the kinetic first single "Living Inside Of Me." "When you're around different people, you're still yourself, but you might pad things a little and play it safe. But then there's that other side of you that's completely raw," Reeves explains. "I was trying to find that raw part of myself. How deep can I dig into myself and figure what I'm really about? How cocky am I, how sensitive am I, how much do I care, how much do I not give a shit?" Those same themes of self-exploration and discovery are mirrored in LEVEL's musical approach. "We go through all the angles that we possibly can before we settle on something," says Reeves. "We argue about it. We fight, and rewrite verses and melodies and try to make the best song we possibly can." "Imagine if you were in a car accident, and everyone died in the car except for you," Reeves analogizes. "You feel like you got a second chance. I thought to myself, in a sense, I'm already dead. So I'm gonna do whatever I want to do, suck it dry, and go for it. To be honest, I might not have even had the balls to do that otherwise." One of a handful of tracks to showcase both vocalists, "Supa Hero" is a playful tribute to that dual vocal dynamic as Reeves and Wight, who've worked together off and on for nearly seven years, "felt unstoppable" after reuniting, says Reeves. "Shattered," which appears once as a moody electric track, and again as the delicate unplugged album finale, presents the darker side of that coin.