In a press release regarding the remix quoted by NME and other outlets, Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda naturally compared the track to the remixes on 2002's "Reanimation", saying: The choruses are also switched up, with Les singing the melodic parts over new drum & bass rhythms.
Vocalist Laura Les appears abruptly with a brand-new verse after the first chorus, before producer Dylan Brady delivers a chaotic drop full of glitchy guitar edits and monstrous vocal growls. This "One Step Closer" remix starts off in familiar territory with the opening guitar sample, but Linkin Park's vintage nu-metal style is soon violently mashed with the gecs' signature industrial-club energy, and the result is as bright as it is abrasive. Is Mike teasing a brand new song with the hashtag #HappyEndings? What do you think of the short clip? Sound off in our forums to let us know what you think Mike has planned. On Tuesday, He tweeted out the clip below with the hashtag #HappyEndings. He then went on to say: " You're gonna come back to me on like Thursday, or Friday? Yeah on Thursday you guys are gonna be like 'Man, Mike, you were right when you said it's a fun week this week. Mike said during his live Twitch stream on Monday that it's going to be a fun week this week and that he has things planned for the fans.
It's also no secret that Mike's day doesn't end when the Twitch stream gets turned off. He's also been producing songs there that fans and artists have been submitting to have him put his "magic touch" on. During his live Twitch stream sessions, Mike has recorded 3 albums named Dropped Frames, that he wrote as he talked with and interacted with fans.
There was also an extended preview posted on Mikes' Zora account. and features rapper/singer Iann Dior and singer-songwriter Upsahl. It's called Happy Endings and will be released on Friday, February 14. The song has now been released and can be listened to on Spotify, Apple Music, or wherever you get your music!
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