
Sigrid and Bring Me The Horizon team up for new single "Bad Life"
Sigrid has joined forces with Bring Me The Horizon for her fourth How To Let Go single "Bad Life".
"Bad Life" with Bring Me The Horizon will feature on Sigrid's second album How To Let Go with previous singles "It Gets Dark", "Burning Bridges" and "Mirror", and lands with a Raja Verdi-directed video.
"I’m so excited about "Bad Life" being out in the world with the Bring Me boys!" Sigrid said. "We’re really proud of this one, and we hope it can bring some comfort. It might not be the most likely collab, but we’ve been fans of each other for a while and we’re so happy we could collaborate on this song. And filming the video was an amazing and crazy experience in itself."
Bring Me The Horizon's Oli Sykes said, "Jordan & myself wrote this song in lockdown, remotely. We loved the message but it wasn’t really fitting with the brief of the record we are currently creating. When we found out Sigrid was a fan we felt like it was the perfect fit for her, although initially I was reluctant as I felt like it was such a special record. Then Sigrid asked if I'd duet with her on the track and that sealed the deal!"
How To Let Go will follow Sigrid's 2019 debut album Sucker Punch.
As well as preparing to release her new album, Sigrid and Griff collaborated on "Head On Fire", and an updated version of the collaboration featuring MØ and King Princess was released in March.
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