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Winona Fighter brings "LEECH" to Rise Records' release shelf

Hannah Gray Hall directs the new video, alongside a Reclus.É visualizer and a separate Winona Fighter announcement.

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Winona Fighter - LEECH (Official Video)

"LEECH" has listeners reaching for late-night cable and teen-movie memories. Under Winona Fighter's new video, viewers compare its sound with late-1990s and early-2000s soundtracks, while another hears echoes of Scowl. Those are different reference points for the same new arrival on Rise Records' channel.

"Winona Fighter - LEECH (Official Video)" drew roughly 26,000 views and was the most-watched of the label's three uploads this week. Hannah Gray Hall directed and edited the video. A separate announcement pairs the single with the title 'Brutal And Extremely Underrated' and a January 22 date, giving listeners another detail to chew over beyond the song itself.

The other new release, "Reclus.É - Isolationist (Official Visualizer)," offers a different format: a visualizer accompanying the artist's new single through Rise. Together, the releases made this a compact week rather than a crowded label rollout.

Across the wider catalog, Spiritbox's "Mourning" remains the busiest daily draw among the channel's active uploads, comfortably above "LEECH." Alkaline Trio's cover of Rise Against's "Re-Education (Through Labor)" is also picking up views a month after posting.

Rise added about three million views over the week, with its subscriber total unchanged. Daily viewing is running above its usual level, though nearby music channels are seeing some larger lifts, particularly KEXP. For Rise, the fresh conversation belongs to Winona Fighter: soundtrack nostalgia, comparisons with their earlier material, and memories of catching the band in Mexico City.

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What viewers say

This sounds like it could have been on a teen movie soundtrack from the late 90's/early 2000's. I love it!
@bladebitten2766See it on YouTube
Big Scowl vibes. Love it
@povilitusSee it on YouTube
Great new style. I’ll love the edge more from the first album, but I’m excited to hear the rest. Keep killing it, guys.
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I discovered you guys through a Wendy's album, and I've been following you ever since. Your music brings back great memories!
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awesome! I'm still blasting don't get close to all my people, spreading the tunes around!
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