The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus have dropped urgent single ‘Slipping Through (No Kings)’.
Released via Better Noise Music, it’s a rallying cry amid the societal chaos gripping America right now.
Speaking on the track vocalist Ronnie Winter has shared:
“It’s about what’s going on in our country. The destruction of it. Everything we ever stood for is ‘slipping through’… It all began with Matt Squire and I working together in Los Angeles. He played me the track, and it immediately hit me. I knew this was the moment to say something about what’s really going on and happening in our city. To put it simply… my neighbors are disappearing. Families are being torn apart. And our community has reached a breaking point. These aren’t strangers, they’re our friends, our loved ones. They’re not immigrants to us, they’re neighbors. And like Jesus said, ‘Love thy neighbor.’ That’s what this song is about.”
Check it out via the animated music video below:
The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus recently appeared on the ‘Blurryface Reborn’ tribute album, where they covered the iconic ‘Not Today’.
You can pick up your copy of the album alongside the brand new issue of Rock Sound which includes a new interview with Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun as they reflect on the overall impact of ‘Blurryface’.
- Bambie Thug – Heavydirtysoul
- Awolnation – Stressed Out
- Arrows In Action – Ride
- James Marriott– Fairly Local
- AViVA – Tear In My Heart
- YONAKA– Lane Girl
- NOAHFINNCE – The Judge
- Royal & The Serpent – Doubt
- Dead Pony – Polarize
- Bears In Trees – We Don’t Believe What’s On TV
- As December Falls – Message Man
- Artio – Hometown
- The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus – Not Today
- As It Is – Goner
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