Halsey and Amy Lee have joined forces for a brand new music.
Halsey is dropping a brand new single with Amy Lee
The 30-year-old singer and Evanescence star. 43, have admired one another “for a very long time”, and so they’ve collaborated on ‘Hand That Feeds’ for the brand new ‘John Wick’ spin-off film ‘Ballerina’.
Writing on X, Amy mentioned: “So thrilled to be you a brand new music, ‘Hand That Feeds’, with @halsey THIS FRIDAY!
“We have been followers of one another’s work for a very long time and it actually feels just like the universe pulled us collectively for this second.”
The music might be out on Friday (09.05.25), simply days earlier than the ‘Convey Me To Life’ rockers open for Halsey on the Hollywood Bowl on Could 14.
Amy continued: “We already had the Hollywood Bowl present in place when @Lionsgate invited us to work on a music for the @ballerinamovie collectively, and it is lastly time to serve it UP!
“Can’t await you all to listen to!! (sic)”
Final 12 months, Halsey dropped her fifth album ‘The Nice Impersonator’, after telling followers she initially thought it may very well be her remaining document.
A fan requested: “Is that this period like manic and have combined genres? Or extra cohesive??”
Halsey answered: “In every single place. After I began writing it, I believed it could be the final album I ever acquired the prospect to make. so I attempted to do no matter I’d been eager to do, however hadn’t tried but.”
The pop star has been dwelling with a number of well being challenges the previous few years, together with lupus and endometriosis, and there are songs on the LP which doc these challenges.
She continued: “I wrote so much about what I used to be going by way of. I felt like I couldn’t inform anybody, although it was principally my option to not. However the weight of all of it and my life questioning if I used to be proud of who I used to be. Whereas concurrently altering towards my will. extra on that later lol.”
In the meantime, Evanescence – who dropped new single ‘Afterlife’ from Netflix’s animated ‘Satan Could Cry’ sequence in March – might be hitting the street supporting My Chemical Romance and Metallica this 12 months.
Their final album was 2021’s ‘The Bitter Reality’, which Amy beforehand described as “very cathartic”.
Again in 2022, she instructed NME: “It was so good for our souls. We had a lot to say and speak about.”
