It’s time to seek out your seat as a result of the present is about to start. Singer 12AM groups with Tyla Yaweh and Pressa to ship an explosive efficiency in ‘Showgirls,’ and 12AM tells HollywoodLife the way it all got here collectively.
Coming to the stage…the subsequent huge occasion anthem, courtesy of 12AM. However, this rising expertise isn’t the one one on the invoice. Becoming a member of 12AM for “Showgirls” is Tyla Yaweh, the rapper who first grabbed the highlight with the Submit Malone collab “Tommy Lee.” Rounding out this triple menace is Toronto’s Pressa, and collectively, the three unleash a banger of a observe that may get you bumpin’ in your seat to the purpose the place you must rise up and dance. Although “Showgirls” begins with a gradual creep, the bass kicks in and thumps, giving this track the oomph that may make the membership shake when it comes on.
“Tyla and I had been engaged on his album in his crib for like two weeks straight,” 12AM shares with HollywoodLife when discussing how “Showgirls” got here collectively. “I used to be mainly dwelling there, and I performed him music I used to be engaged on. When he heard the hook on ‘Showgirls,’ he immediately hopped on it. There have been a ton of individuals over, and everybody was going loopy over it. Then a yr later, I used to be within the studio with Pressa. Identical story, he heard the track and immediately hopped on it too, so we knew we had one when all people had the identical response like ‘this can be a hit.'” ‘
“Showgirls” units up 12 AM’s subsequent part. He’s put out a number of songs since his 2001 After Midnight EP. Followers ready for a brand new album will discover that their endurance was price it. “I needed to deal with my upcoming album like a full physique of labor, no fillers, simply the perfect music potential,” he shares with HollywoodLife. “I’m spending time creating an expertise and a world via the subsequent document.”
This “expertise” may be influenced by his new environment. 12AM names Los Angeles within the opening line (“Within the metropolis of the angels the place they roll / when the lights come on she drop it low”), however he professes that LA hasn’t modified him – at the least, not his music. “LA made my profession in music, however Toronto made my sound,” 12AM says with satisfaction. “The folks and connections you make on this metropolis are big, however the sound will at all times be from Toronto. I introduced that vibe into each session I’ve had with producers right here in LA, and I believe that’s what makes it particular.”
And what makes 12AM particular, or one factor that the world ought to find out about this star on the rise? “The world has been so loopy these days,” he says. “I simply wish to convey happiness to folks on this insane time.”