In a new interview with Clint Switzer of On The Road To Rock, SALIVA singer Bobby Amaru spoke about the band's recent experience performing in Russia for the first time.

He reflected on how it was 'eye-opening' and 'amazing,' saying it felt like a breath of fresh air compared to current social issues in America.

Amaru also highlighted the welcoming nature of Russian fans, who were passionate about rock music.

The vocalist emphasized that the band's visit was not about politics or supporting governments, but rather about performing for people who genuinely care about their music.

This comes after SALIVA released a new single, "Cope," featuring Trevor McNevan of THOUSAND FOOT KRUTCH.

Amaru has been SALIVA's frontman since 2011, bringing a contemporary feel to the band while staying true to its blue-collar roots.