POPPY, AMY LEE, COURTNEY LAPLANTE - END OF YOU

 More and more i see many of the rock, heavy metal new releases entering the highest download chart positions but the problem is that there is no big time duration since the streaming and the radio support is poor.But the fact is that there is a big audience out there that needs rock music as music itself needs the rock sounds.Evanescence’s Amy Lee has teamed up with Poppy and Spiritbox’s Courtney LaPlante on a new song titled "End of You".This is one of the very rare times that three female vocalists release a join single and the fact that is currently the number one song in downloads makes it even surprising.This is an epic track that shines the spotlight on all three vocalists.Now in the world of rock music this is huge, packing a mix of sung and screamed vocals, an infectious chorus, and plenty of punchy nu-dustrial riffery. 

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HALSEY, AMY LEE & EVANESCENCE - HAND THAT FEEDS

 They say don't bite the hand that feeds you but in this case you can bite all you want.This track is part of the soundtrack to "From the World of John Wick: Ballerina",and it features the pair harmonizing with Lee showing off her signature belts. It serves as a treat to fans ahead of Evanescence joining Halsey as a guest during her forthcoming Wednesday, May 14 gig at the Hollywood Bowl."Hand That Feeds" is an  intensely-performed track that sees the vocalists trading verses and currently it is trending after it's release but the question remains for how long cause all new releases after 3 days are showing their true powers.

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AMY LEE & DAVE STEWART - LOVE HURTS

 There is always music outside the charts and the radio plays. Few decades back this cover would be massive in any way.The iconic Dave Stewart from The Eurythmics and Amy Lee from The Evanesence decided to make this cover on The Everly Brothers "Love Hurts".This out of the blue collaboration on the song that Nazareth made iconic fits perfectly on this duet that reminds just a tiny glimpse of the Eurythmics era.And i wonder why this isn't on the radio?

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