“Surrender”, the latest effort from Joey Danger, is a futuristic track that ties in late-1990s Fear Factory, Linkin Park, and Stabbing Westward into a dark, brooding effort. The raw passion present in the track will keep listeners interest high; a bit of Weeknd-styled R&B is the cherry on the top of the sundae here. Echo and distortion transform the track into something special, blurring the separation between organic and electronic. A stunning video accompanies this song, coming close to what I’d imagine the Cyberpunk 2077 aesthetic will look like. Invigorating and expansive, Joey Danger’s Surrender is a track that has considerable replay value.
Joey Danger “Surrender” / Domain / Facebook
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