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MOTIONLESS IN WHITE Releases 'Another Life/Eternally Yours: Motion Picture Collection'

August 10, 2020

MOTIONLESS IN WHITE has unveiled a new EP titled "Another Life/Eternally Yours: Motion Picture Collection". Produced by Justin Deblieck and mixed by Steve Sopchack, the EP is available now on all streaming platforms.

For the project, the acclaimed Scranton, Pennsylvania band reimagined, and reinvigorated two fan-favorite singles: "Another Life" and "Eternally Yours". Additionally, they included brand new cinematic instrumental tracks for both. For this big screen-worthy interpretation of "Another Life", they recruited dark pop Estonian artist Kerli to contribute an emotionally charged vocal. Over a bed of orchestral strings and sparse piano, frontman Chris Motionless locks into a haunting and hypnotic duet with her. The official music video offers a ghostly counterpoint and alternate view of the original as well.

Elsewhere, MOTIONLESS IN WHITE enlisted Australian vocalist Crystal Joilena to join this nocturnal take of "Eternally Yours". Classically inspired piano cuts through swells of strings as the vocals reach heavenly heights on a solemn promise. Punctuated by lasers and galactic vignettes, the accompanying visual complements the song's otherworldly energy.

MOTIONLESS IN WHITE commented on the new project, saying: "With all of the down time of not touring, we wanted to take the opportunity to try something we've never done before. We give you 'Eternally Yours: Motion Picture Collection' (featuring Crystal Joilena) and 'Another Life: Motion Picture Collection' (featuring Kerli). Thank you to Crystal and Kerli for your amazing vocals that helped transform these versions into something truly special. Thank you to Justin Deblieck for your ever-brilliant talents that shine so bright throughout these tracks, and thank you to Steve Sopchack for your keen ear and dedication to mixing this project. We hope you all enjoy and are still staying safe out there."

A highlight of the group's latest album "Disguise", the original "Another Life" ascended to the Top 15 at Active Rock radio, becoming MOTIONLESS IN WHITE's highest-charting single to date. It has notably gathered 9.5 million views on the official music video, not to mention BEARTOOTH frontman Caleb Shomo recently remixed "Another Life".

"Another Life/Eternally Yours: Motion Picture Collection" EP track listing:

01. Another Life: Motion Picture Collection (feat. Kerli)
02. Eternally Yours: Motion Picture Collection (feat. Crystal Joilena)
03. Another Life: Motion Picture Collection (instrumental)
04. Eternally Yours: Motion Picture Collection (instrumental)

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