[USA/Mars 2012]Far East MovementCollaborate With Tokio Hotel

Far East Movement Collaborate With Tokio Hotel On New Track 'If I Die Tomorrow'


Far East Movement on tour in Europe

News about exciting new Far East Movement collaborations just keeps on coming this week. After releasing the potent "Live My Life," their collaboration with Justin Bieber, last Tuesday and spending time with Afrojack, LMFAO and Eva Simons in the studio on Thursday in Amsterdam, the "free wired" Los Angeles outfit now have unveiled their collaboration with Bill Kaulitz, the lead singer of German pop rock sensation Tokio Hotel.

The group's Kev Nish explains in an interview with Fuse TV how their teaming with Bill of Tokio Hotel came about. "Martin Kierszenbaum, head of Cherrytree Records set that up," Nish tells Fuse. "We were fans. When we were first signed to [Cherrytree Records] we saw [Tokio Hotel]. These guys are wild, have great style, their sound is crazy. So let's get in [the studio] with them and do something completely unexpected. So for 'Dirty Bass' we linked up and we did a song called 'If I Die Tomorrow.'

Far East Movement's announcement of their collaboration with Bill Kaulitz of Tokio Hotel once again underlines my view that Far East Movement is successfully developing into a next generation pop band with an all-inclusive, universal attitude that breaks down sonic barriers and brings a fresh new energy to the scene. Look out for the release of their much-anticipated new album "Dirty Bass" later this spring. (Download the group's next single "Live My Life" featuring Justin Bieber on iTunes now. Far East Movement photo by Denkym.)

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