22Bullets joins forces with Fedde Le Grand and JAMIE to release “Wouldn’t Be Me” on 21 Jan via WHET Records, Warner Music Asia’s pan-Asian dance imprint (Asia) and Spinnin’ Records (ex. Asia).
“Wouldn’t Be Me” carries a warm analogue ‘80s sounding synth sounds accompanied with the lyrics that capture and motivate listeners to believe in themselves.
“Fedde and I are all about that type of sound. In a writing session Fedde, the creativity just came flooding in. We knew we had something special on our hands. When JAMIE came in, adding her flares, the song just came to life.” said 22Bullets.
Prior to “Wouldn’t Be Me”, 22Bullets released “Red” with one of the most sought-after rappers in China, Vava and was also a part of David Guetta’s “Family” remix featuring Ty Dolla $ign and Bebe Rexha.
Fedde Le Grand is a legendary dance music pioneer who broke into the UK charts with his single “Put Your Hands Up For Detroit” and over the past 15 years, he has achieved huge success headlining festivals around the globe such as Ultra Miami, Tomorrowland, to name a few. He is a veteran in the dance space and has worked with Ida Core, The Chainsmokers, Sigala, Ally Brooke, Sam Feldt, W&W, and Dimitry Vegas & Like Mike.
Fedde said “Because of the pandemic, we learned to be creative with ways we collaborate internationally. We invited artists and writers from all over the world to come together, virtually. Here we have people from The Netherlands, Thailand, South Korea, and Sweden, and that’s how “Wouldn’t Be Me” was created. This is the first time I worked this way and I loved how the song turns out. I hope you feel the same”.
And JAMIE, Korea’s pop prodigy who has been reigning the scene with collaborations with globally renowned artists such as Saweetie, Doja Cat, Chanmina and David Guetta added charming vocals to the track.
