Serj Tankian has launched a new music known as “A.F. Day,” which he stated was initially written for System of a Down.

The music will likely be featured on the rocker’s upcoming solo EP Foundations, which will likely be out in September by Gibson Records. The monitor progressively builds up in depth, and about midway by, you’ll be able to hear why Tankian imagined it for System of a Down.

“This is a song I wrote in the early days of SOAD that I never released,” the singer said of the track. “The majority of the instrumentation and vocals are recordings from that time. Dystopian in mood, it’s a reflection of the angst and anti-authoritarian attitude I had to conformity.”

Serj Tankian, ‘A.F. Day’

Tankian informed Loudwire Nights host Chuck Armstrong in a new interview that a lot of the EP’s songs are older, although “A.F. Day” was the oldest of the bunch. However, he asserted that he by no means introduced the tracks to the band within the first place — although he could not keep in mind why.

The vocalist additionally touched on the long run of System of a Down, and whether or not there will likely be new music from them anymore.

READ MORE: Serj Tankian Reveals What System of a Down’s Creative Differences Actually Are

“We have a long but complicated history as all bands do and our differences are primarily creative differences because we all love what we do so much and we care about the authenticity of what we do so much,” he stated.

“It’s those creative differences, and yes, there are ego issues…I’m proud [those are] our differences and we love and respect each other, irrespective of all that.”

Tankian added that the door is all the time open for the band to work on new materials.

Listen to the total interview towards the underside of the web page.

Serj Tankian on Loudwire Nights