Summon Luke is back, and this time, he’s reaching for the stars—literally. “Andromeda,” set to drop on Valentine’s Day 2025, is a soaring, heartfelt love song wrapped in shimmering guitars, rich vocals, and a touch of mythological wonder. Luke Harris and his Summon bandmates have made a name for themselves with their genre-bending sound, pulling inspiration from the likes of Radiohead, Hozier, and even the grand orchestrations of Electric Light Orchestra. And with “Andromeda,” they’re delivering yet another celestial masterpiece.
The track opens with melodic guitar riffs gliding over relaxing chimes, all anchored by a steady, thumping drumbeat. Then Harris’ voice enters—soft, rich, and absolutely captivating. His full, thick vibrato ripples through the song like a wave, effortlessly rising above the vibrant instrumentals. There’s something classic about his delivery, echoing the timeless pop craftsmanship of The Beatles while still channeling the power-pop punch of 90s bands like Gin Blossoms or Fountains of Wayne. It’s a seamless blend of past and present, wrapped in a warm, dreamlike glow.
Lyrically, “Andromeda” is drenched in wonder and disbelief—the kind of love song that asks, How did I find someone like you? Harris sings, “How did it happen? How could I have such love?” with such sincerity and passion that you can’t help but feel the weight of his emotions. It’s a song about cherishing something rare and beautiful, like the stars aligning in an impossible cosmic dance. And yes, the Greek myth of Perseus and “Andromeda” is already a part of the song’s poetic lyricism.
Fans of well-crafted, heartfelt rock songs will feel right at home with “Andromeda.” It’s a love letter to fate, passion, and the sheer magic of finding someone who truly matters. And with more music on the horizon, Summon Luke is just getting started. Stay tuned with the band for more sensational epic music.
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Photo credit: Maria Cardillo, Kaiden Deck, Lia Fuller
Review by: Naomi Joan