YUNGBLUD and WILLOW unite in the cathartic pop-rock duo Memories | Music

YUNGBLUD and WILLOW have released their long-awaited collaboration “Memories”.

Confirming fans on social media about the duo, the couple shared a “cathartic” pop-rock anthem.

Speaking about the track, YUNGBLUD – whose real name is House Harrison – said: “This song is about letting go of past traumas that you may have experienced and voicing them to the world.

“There’s something liberating about turning painful memories from your past into lessons for your future – I want people to shout this song and it was cathartic. It’s about coming together and getting rid of the pain, turning it into positive energy and share the burden with each other ”.

Earlier, the musicians teased fans, sharing together in the studio back in December.

What’s more, YUNGBLUD recently admitted that it would like to collaborate with Will Smith’s daughter – who gave up her famous last name for the sake of her music career – when he teased some “cool” features in her next album.

He said: “There are a lot of cool artists I’m working with on the next record. I’ve made a lot of friends. I’ve made a lot of friends along the way.”

“I like what Will Smith is doing now. I’m obsessed with the girl in red.

“There is a new wave of artists who speak from the heart and their reality.

“You know what I’m saying? I do not confirm anything, but of course I would like to work with them. “

Meanwhile, the 24-year-old rocker recently insisted that his “mission” in music is to win over his critics, and warned everyone who doubts his “authenticity”.

In the latest issue of Spin magazine, he said: “Don’t you dare question my authenticity. Because I had to apply the cream. You know what I mean?

“My mission is to get those people who deny me next year to wear Yungblud T-shirts because it’s not about telling them f ***. “

The 11 Minutes star indicated that he felt misunderstood by various scenes and fans, despite the fact that Sir Mick Jagger had previously hailed him as proof that rock and roll still exists a little life. “

YUNGBLUD explained: “For Exploited fans, I’m just posing,” he says. “For fucking Ariana Grande fans, I’m scared.

“Ask any great, true rock ‘n’ roll performer. They were laughed at. But it’s real. You saw it last night [at the show].

“Everyone is dressed like each other, but there are a thousand cultures in the room. It’s damn liberating. “