Supreme Unbeing is a mysterious 5-piece metal band led by vocalist/prophet Zac Red, with his fellow prophets D.Vine (Lead Guitar), D.Sciple (Rhythm Guitar), Unknown (Bass) and Al Mytee (Drums). Although the band just recently transformed from animated characters into real flesh and blood entities, their impact has been felt in the physical domain since the release (October 2020) of their debut full-length album Enter Reality.

Continuing with their prophecies about mankind’s current path of evolution, Supreme Unbeing has premiered their third, sacred and divine, single – Savior – from their upcoming, second, full-length album Enduring Physicality (to be released May 5, 2022) through BraveWords! Supreme Unbeing see their songs as important messages to the people of the Earth, and yet again have an important message to share through the song.

“The current civilization, and our modern-day society, is not the first to be established here on this Earth. Our ancient past is forgotten and erased; will this generation of humans be able to progress further than the last one? Will we be able to overcome by our own powers, or are we still in need of a savior to rescue us from our misery? False saviors have been a dime in a dozen throughout the ages. We have failed to see the signs of danger, and trust in each other is running low. Karma is building up; will you carry the weight of the world on your shoulders – do you volunteer to be our savior?” says Zac Red

Following the success of the previous two singles “Face Of Evil” and “Hide The Beast”, which already have combined +2 million views on YouTube, since their respective October/November release dates, Supreme Unbeing continues to question our modern-day society and challenge you to review the set of beliefs that society has placed upon yourself. With Swedish actor Dragomir Mrsic (known from Snabba Cash, and Edge Of Tomorrow where co-starred along Tom Cruise) continuing to portray different characters in the “mini-series” that the Supreme Unbeing music videos are leading to, he is joined this time by his son Maximilian Mrsic, and by German YouTuber/drummer Raja Meissner who previously made an energetic drum-cover of “Hide The Beast”.

“We can’t stand around and wait for saviors to arrive, take control of your own life – be your own savior – I have,” says Dragomir Mrsic.

Mixed and mastered by Grammy award nominated producer & mix engineer Jacob Hansen (Volbeat, Arch Enemy, Amaranthe, Evergrey), the track is available today on Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer and all major streaming services.

“The second coming has arrived – I volunteer to be your savior,” concludes Zac Red of Supreme Unbeing.