Groza & Chuvak
Groza
Picture this, the stage is a warzone and every track a calculated strike—what would your opening move be in our setlist battle?
Chuvak
First I’ll drop a quiet, almost‑silent intro, just the low‑end thrum, to let everyone feel the tension. Then boom—right on the beat I unleash a massive bass drop that feels like a cannon blast, lighting the crowd up and setting the warzone vibe. That’s my opening move.
Groza
A hushed thrum as a secret weapon, then a thunderous drop like a cannon—powerful, but remember, the first breath of a battle must linger before the blast, else the crowd feels a strike, not a plan.
Chuvak
Nice call—let's give that intro some breathing room. Throw in a subtle rising synth before the drop so the crowd can feel the tension, then let the cannon blast hit like a surprise artillery strike. That keeps the plan in sight and the boom in place.
Groza
Brilliant—let that synth rise like a breath before the storm, so the crowd feels the heartbeat, then the cannon roars as if the battlefield exploded. Perfect.