Poppy teams up with FEVER 333 on heavy new single "Scary Mask"
29 May 2019, 16:12
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
Poppy returns with another metal-meets-pop single featuring FEVER 333, "Scary Mask".
"Scary Mask" is Poppy's first single since "Voicemail".
Speaking to Revolver, Poppy discussed how the collaboration with FEVER 333 came about, "I found out that Stevis [Harrison, guitarist] was a fan of my videos, and he so happened to be in town when I was in the studio. He came to the studio, and he wrote the main guitar riff of the song, and he got Jason [Aalon Butler, singer] involved on the vocals, as well."
Last year Poppy released her Am I A Girl? album, which featured Grimes collaboration "Play Destroy".
"Scary Mask" is out now. Poppy plays a couple of shows this summer. Find out more.
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