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THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA Releases 'Worldwide' Video

June 20, 2017

"Worldwide", the new video from THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA, can be seen below. The song is taken from the band's latest album, "Transit Blues", which was released last October via Rise Records.

The band retreated to both Watertown, Wisconsin and Sawyer, Michigan to write "Transit Blues", for the first time living and creating in a shared, full-time space. They re-teamed with "Space" producer Dan Korneff (PIERCE THE VEIL, MOTIONLESS IN WHITE) in the spring of 2016 to record the 11-track effort. Overall, the album reflects themes of transition, separation, and mourning.

Speaking about the direction of "Transit Blues", THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA vocalist Mike Hranica told Clrvynt: "When I hear older PRADA recordings and such, this super-clean Auto-Tune bullshit kicks in, and I kind of quiver. Like, 'Why is that there? What's the point?'

"With 2009's 'Roots Above And Branches Below' is where I started writing 'choruses' with all screaming because I liked that in heavier music, and then on 'Space', the singing came out of left field.

"Hopefully with 'Transit Blues', it's a bit more where it's this element that's very organic, as opposed to, 'Here's the pop chorus, ta-da.'"

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