From Zero (Intro)

'From Zero (Intro)' marks a new chapter in Linkin Park's career, symbolizing a rebirth after the loss of lead singer Chester Bennington. The song, with its short lyrics, suggests a fresh start, a rebuilding from nothing. The repetition of 'Ooh-ooh' creates an atmosphere of introspection and reflection and, at the same time, the questions 'From zero?' and 'Like, from nothing?' indicate a starting point, a moment of redefinition for the band.

The album's introduction 'From Zero' is significant not only for the song itself but for its context both inside and outside the album. Adding Emily Armstrong as the new lead singer and Colin Brittain on drums, Linkin Park reinvents itself while maintaining its essence of innovation and resilience. The choice to start the album with a track that questions the concept of starting from scratch is a powerful statement about the group's ability to adapt and evolve.

Chester Bennington's absence is felt, but the band honors his legacy through continuity and the search for new paths. Rob Bourdon's departure also marks a significant change in the group's dynamic, but the inclusion of new members brings renewed energy and a new musical perspective.

In this way, 'From Zero (Intro)' is not just an introduction to the album, but an invitation for the listener to embark on a journey of transformation and hope. It is a celebration of the human capacity to reinvent oneself, to find strength in adversity, and to move forward, even when everything seems to have started from scratch.