“Broken Record” is another high energy production in the trap vein, featuring booming 808 kicks and skittering hi-hats broiling beneath the sister’s recognizable crooning. It plays out as the theme song ushering in Krewella’s angry return, and the message is clear: to hell with all the haters. Everything about this song sounds huge, and the catchy vocal hooks will you have you screaming along before the track ends. Complete with Krewella’s angsty approach to songwriting, “Beggars” features frantically delivered verses, grinding bass work and anthemic choruses.
The Diskord assisted “Beggars” served as the first taste of the new EP prior to its release and is also the most energetic song on the collection. Ammunition is a genre spanning release that sees the duo taking influence from a wide variety of styles, from trap and drum and bass to rock and pop, all seamlessly blended into the duo’s signature brand of vocal dominated dance music. The Ammunition EP, a collection of six new songs that represent the sister’s latest evolution, serves as the first major release from Krewella since their debut album and the departure of Rainman. So when Krewella dropped a surprise freestyle video earlier in the month to announce that new material was on the horizon, dance music fans were naturally caught up in the fervor. The sisters released a mere handful of tracks during that time period and it seemed that the future of one of dance music’s brightest groups was uncertain. “Rainman,” after which a lawsuit ensued and was settled outside of the courts, and a whole lot of unnecessary hate was relentlessly levelled against the two remaining founding members in the wake of all the drama. The three piece EDM outfit was reduced to a duo composed of sisters Jahan and Yasmine Yousaf after the departure of Kris Trindle A.K.A. The turbulent relationship between the driving creative forces behind the former trio have been well publicized at this point and need little repeating here. Prepare yourself for the insane work load, the criticism and the pain and dedication it takes to make it anywhere in the music scene, because more so than any person hating on you, your own will can tear you down worse than anything.A lot has changed in the three years that have passed since the release of Krewella‘s debut album Get Wet – back in 2013. Make sure you are 100% devoted to making music and then run with it. She always says it clicked in her brain and she never doubted it. Jahan came up with it while writing lyrics. We’re bringing the Volcano on our North American portion of the Get Wet tour so fans should expect to see some insane visuals on top of the live singing. We give our crowds nothing but energy and our whole hearts on the stage. What can fans expect to see at some of the upcoming tour dates? We strive to capture rage, sweat and euphoria in our tunes. Every song we make is made to touch a part of your soul, relate to a feeling everyone experiences, and make you move. It is experimental in regards to the mixture of electronic, pop and rock that we infuse into each track, yet we are driven by catchy song-writing. How would you explain your music to those who haven’t heard of you before? Music we grew up on, music of our awkward adolescence era and music that first inspired our love for the electronic world.
We pulled from our oldest inspirations for this album. There is a song for every emotion on Get Wet.ĭid you have any specific sources of inspiration for the tracks? Our experiences on the road and in the studio inspired everything from our most raging song to our most sensual song.
We’ve met the most amazing fans that have relayed their stories of how music has helped them heal, love, hurt and live through their best and worst. The album is a compilation of our feelings over the past almost two years. What should fans expect when they press play? The trio has proven themselves after reaching #8 on Billboards top 200-album chart, and beginning their GET WET LIVE tour.įaze caught a quick interview with Krewella to get the details of their new album. The three members (Jahan Yousaf, Yasmine Yousaf, and Kris “Rain Man” Trindl) formed Krewella, a songwriting and vocalist group, in 2007 and continue to create their own blend of electronic dance music. Their song “Alive” has been on the radio time after time and most of us have danced to their club staple “Killing it.” If this doesn’t sound familiar, now is the perfect opportunity to get on board the Krewella train with the release of their new album, Get Wet. After headlining festivals around the world (everything from Ultra Music Festival, to Electric Daisy Carnival, to Stereosonic and more) Krewella is hitting it big in the music industry.
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