NEW ALBUM ‘FROM ZERO’ DUE OUT NOVEMBER 15
LINKIN PARK members Mike Shinoda, Brad Delson, Dave “Phoenix” Farrell, Joe Hahn, Emily Armstrong, and Colin Brittain unveil their powerful new single, “Over Each Other.” Listen to it [here] and watch the Joe Hahn-directed music video [here].
This track spotlights Emily Armstrong’s soulful solo vocals, which soar over icy keys, a glitchy beat, and resonant guitar, driving home the haunting refrain, “All we are is talking over each other.” The cinematic video, directed by Hahn and filmed on location in Seoul, vividly captures the intense, dramatic tension of a relationship on the edge, mirroring the track’s emotional highs and lows.
“Over Each Other” sets the stage for LINKIN PARK’s highly anticipated album FROM ZERO, arriving November 15. Pre-save it HERE via Warner Records.
Emily Armstrong shares her excitement: “This song is extra special because it’s my first solo vocal in LINKIN PARK… I can’t believe I’m saying that! It’s an emotional, relatable track, and filming the video in Korea with Joe was an unforgettable experience.”
Joe Hahn, who directed the video, added, “Directing in Korea has been a long-time dream, and it finally came true! Emily and I stayed on after our Seoul show to film, embracing the K-drama style with the incredible local cast and crew. We hope fans love it as much as we do!”
LINKIN PARK has already ignited 2024 with “The Emptiness Machine” which quickly topped the rock charts, hitting #1 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay and Alternative Airplay Charts. This marks their 13th #1 on the Alternative chart—a milestone placing them second in history. With over 250 million global streams and counting, “The Emptiness Machine” set the pace, followed closely by their recent release, “Heavy Is The Crown,” which has amassed 270 million streams and 55 million YouTube views.
FROM ZERO’ Tracklist
1. From Zero (Intro)
2. The Emptiness Machine
3. Cut The Bridge
4. Heavy Is The Crown
5. Over Each Other
6. Casualty
7. Overflow
8.Two Faced
9. Stained
10. IGYEIH
11. Good Things Go
