The Dangerous Summer are celebrating one year of their 2022 LP with the release of ‘Coming Home (Deluxe Version)’ via Rude Records. The deluxe version offers special features from true flagship artists in the scene, reimagining two of the record’s singles. Pat Miranda of Movements lends his vocals to ‘Coming Home,’ and Say Anything‘s Max Bemis collaborates on ‘All I Ever Wanted Was A Chance To Know Myself.’
Vocalist and bassist AJ Perdomo is enthusiastic about working with musicians as impactful as Miranda and Bemis, “Working with Pat and Max is a dream come true, and it really spans time and space. I grew up listening to Say Anything, and it was an honor that Max would even consider being on the track. He is a genius, and when I heard what he wrote the track, it blew my mind. Then you have Pat, who is blowing up, I think Movements brought a really fresh breath into the scene, and carved their own world. So it was cool of Pat to pour himself out onto ‘Coming Home’. He is such a good singer, a professional, and a great writer.” Highlighting the value of collaboration within the genre he adds, “Truly humbling, and exciting to collaborate more, one thing I don’t think rock music does enough of.”
“I was super excited when The Dangerous Summer reached out to have me on a song,” shares Pat Miranda. “They’ve solidified themselves over the years as being one of those bands who consistently puts out really good stuff, and it was an honor to be asked to collaborate! I spoke with AJ about these lyrics prior to writing my part so I could get a better understanding of the song and really make my part feel like it was meant for the track. I found AJ’s lyricism super inspiring and coming up with my additions was a breeze.”
‘Coming Home (Deluxe Version)’ tracklist:
01. Coming Home (feat. Patrick Miranda)
02. All I Ever Wanted Was A Chance To Know Myself (feat. Max Bemis)
03. Coming Home
04. All I Ever Wanted Was A Chance To Know Myself
05. Sideways
06. Dimensional Love
07. Big Green Eyes
08. Gold Star
09. Meet Me in the Morning
10. Polarity
11. Wide Open
12. Someday
13. Goodbye