CDanger Twins
The prolific Danger Twins are back with a fresh new studio release entitled “Switch it Up.” Amy Stroup of Danger Twins teamed up with new producers, artists and for the first time is releasing music as collaborations. The album is the band’s tenth studio record that delivers their signature pop + rock + hiphop cocktail showcasing their unmistakably uptempo attitude with fresh influences from rock platinum selling artist Sam Tinnesz, to La’s newest up-and-comer KALI J to production duo LAYUP and rocker not new to music row Jake Rose of New Medicine. “I wanted to give our fans something different, perhaps unexpected and share with them who fuels me to keep creating,” says Stroup. “I’m so inspired by these collaborators If by chance our fans don’t know about their music yet, I hope they fall in love. It feels so refreshing to mix it up.”
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The prolific Danger Twins are back with a fresh new studio release entitled “Switch it Up.” Amy Stroup of Danger Twins teamed up with new producers, artists and for the first time is releasing music as collaborations. The album is the band’s tenth studio record that delivers their signature pop + rock + hiphop cocktail showcasing their unmistakably uptempo attitude with fresh influences from rock platinum selling artist Sam Tinnesz, to La’s newest up-and-comer KALI J to production duo LAYUP and rocker not new to music row Jake Rose of New Medicine. “I wanted to give our fans something different, perhaps unexpected and share with them who fuels me to keep creating,” says Stroup. “I’m so inspired by these collaborators If by chance our fans don’t know about their music yet, I hope they fall in love. It feels so refreshing to mix it up.”