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Believer

"Believer" is a song by American pop rock band Imagine Dragons, released on February 1, 2017, as the lead single from their third studio album, Evolve. Written by the band alongside Justin Tranter and producers Mattman & Robin, the track features a driving, percussive energy that translates well to electric guitar. Its powerful riff-based structure and dynamic shifts between verses and choruses make it a rewarding piece for guitarists looking to develop rhythm technique and tonal control.

  • "Believer" was the lead single from Imagine Dragons' third studio album, Evolve, released in 2017.
  • The song was co-written with Justin Tranter and produced by Mattman & Robin, giving it a polished, layered sound.
  • With a runtime of approximately 5 minutes, the track offers extended sections ideal for practicing rhythm and dynamic playing.
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Wayne Sermon's primary instrument for Imagine Dragons, the Telecaster's bright single-coil pickups and natural clarity enable his precise palm-muting technique and aggressive downpicking to cut through without heavy effects. The high-output bridge pickup paired with increased action prevents buzz during the band's clean-to-slightly-overdriven tones, making every picking articulation audible.

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