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"Do What You Want" with Danger Incorporated in spooky new single

  • October 17, 2022
  • Nathan Whittle-Olivieri
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Atlanta's emo-tinged vampire duo, Danger Incorporated, have returned with a spooky new single, "Do What You Want." The single comes as their third release since 2020's "Hackers of the World Unite" LP which saw them sign to RCA Records and also is the first to follow "nosebleed", a collab with longtime Lil Peep producer Nedarb. Louie Dufflebags and Boothlord met all the way back in elementary school and began making music together almost since then. The two have been steadily releasing music commercially since 2016 and have cemented their place in Atlanta's underground new school.

"Do What You Want" paints a neon red club scene with our two co-captains stuck between prowling and brooding. The track finds one of the group's most memorable production moments with this cold, UFO-style synth glow which serves as almost all of the instrumental. Louie Dufflebags delivers a strong vocal performance with layered levels of his voice filling up the track early on. He croons, "cant think of anybody but you, at the function fucked up" before huge bass hits and some scattered hi-hats come in. Boothlord's big vocal presence returns, bringing a tough verse and talking about "making sounds when we fuck." Everything fits together just in its right place here. Danger Inc. releasing a new October track is just what the doctor ordered.

The track is exclusively available via Marine Snow for the moment, and is available here make sure you follow Danger Incorporated via the links below for future updates.

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Nathan Whittle-Olivieri

Charleston-based husband, chef, cat father, and Chelsea fan. I like growing peppers, watching scary movies, and finding new music

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