Sullivan King & Wooli crew up as soon as once more for subsequent album single, “Let Me Go”

Sullivan King’s subsequent album, Thrones Of Blood, is formally due out March 2023, as introduced together with his first single, “The Useless March,” with Ray Volpe. Now, he’s again with the following single, teaming up as soon as once more with Wooli for “Let Me Go.”

The 2 have paired up as soon as earlier than, releasing “Don’t Overlook Me” on Monstercat. Sullivan King and Wooli appear to have discovered a components that works of their releases, pairing Sully’s voice and an anthemic, melodic first part with a heavier drop, main into one other melodic outro.

Talking of the observe, Sullivan King shares, “Adam and I wrote “Let Me Go” about his concern of planes. I’m fairly sick of him all the time holding on to me once we fly subsequent to one another and there’s a bit of turbulence. He’s actually simply not a terrific flyer tbh and it’s f*****’ annoying, so Adam when you’re studying this….. let me go. Cease grabbing my hand. You squeeze method an excessive amount of. We’re gonna be nice. Statistically, not a single airplane has crashed from turbulence, so simply drink your ginger ale, have these little biscoff cookies American Airways provides out, and watch a Harry Potter film. We’re gonna be good.”

Wooli provides, “‘Let Me Go’ is in regards to the time Keaton kidnapped me. He put me in a cage within the crawl area of his Miami rental and left one evening to go get extra diapers and Monster Power child components for his new child. I felt it was the right time to flee. I picked the lock with a Capri Solar straw and bolted for the elevator. As quickly because the doorways opened, Keaton was standing there smiling. “Don’t go away but, we've got extra ‘content material’ to movie!” he stated. He started to slide again into character because the Joker from Batman. “You don’t wish to see me get Reckless do you?” I’m really nonetheless scripting this from the cage. If you're studying this, please name 911 or Excision. They're my solely hope.”

The subsequent album from Sully will proceed to focus on his cross-genre musicianship with notable options on each side. Take a look at “Let Me Go” beneath!

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