Australian rock artist Jeremy Harry Harris is back with his powerful new single, “Holding On” — a raw, emotional anthem that captures the resilience of the human spirit in the face of change, loss, and injustice. Now available on all major streaming platforms, this highly anticipated release continues Harris’s tradition of delivering brutally honest and thought-provoking music. A Song of Perseverance and Reflection “Holding On” addresses the profound grief caused by war and conflict, transcending boundaries of race, religion, gender, and creed. The single explores humanity’s struggles, speaking to the strength found in hope and the bittersweet grip of the past. It carries a universal message about history’s repetitive cycles of conflict and their devastating impact on innocent lives. “I wrote this song in sheer desperation,” says Harris. “I am appalled and horrified as I witness the destruction and devastation being inflicted on thousands and thousands of innocent people over the past few years through the never-ending conflicts and wars we continue to allow our leaders to wage. I could not, in good conscience, remain silent on issues that affect all humanity, in the hope that some humanity still does exist.” Creative Mastery and Lightning-Fast Execution “Holding On” was co-written by Jeremy Harry Harris and his trusted collaborator, Reinier Martinez Rodriguez, with production by Harris and Peter Renzullo. Remarkably, the track was completed in less than three weeks, showcasing the creative synergy between Harris and Martinez. This quick turnaround mirrors the urgency of the song’s message while maintaining its rich, anthemic quality. Building Momentum: A Follow-Up to Success. The single serves as the follow-up to Harris’s critically acclaimed 2024 full-length album, “Walking With My Darkness.” Staying true to his fearless approach to songwriting, Harris’s lyrics in “Holding On” paint a vivid, melancholic vision of the truth behind war and conflict. The song also marks the beginning of a year-long journey that includes the release of two to three more singles leading up to Harris’s first full-length European tour, spanning eight countries in 21 days over the European summer.