WATCH: Falling In Reverse and Jelly Roll Release a Country-Fried Collab
Falling in Reverse and Jelly Roll have teamed up for a new song that goes from hoedown to breakdown, and a theatrical video to go with it.
“All My Life” will appear on Popular Monster, the long-awaited LP from Falling in Reverse that’s arriving this summer. They recruited Jelly Roll for this track, whose southern-fried rasp is perfect for the band’s foray into country music.
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The video for the song follows singer Ronnie Radke has he busts Jelly Roll out of jail, and the duo saddle up for a wild ride that surges to Godzilla-like proportions. Watch it below, and keep an eye out for cameos from Bunnie Xo and Saraya.
Falling In Reverse feat. Jelly Roll – “All My Life”
Jelly Roll, who will be at the Wells Fargo Center here in Philadelphia on October 2nd, said on Instagram: “Not gonna lie, this one was fun. Thanks for having me be apart of it @ronaldradkey @fallinginreverse”
The new album from Falling In Reverse arrives August 16th, and will also feature the previously released songs “Last Resort (Reimagined)” and the title track.
7 Interesting Things We Learned About Jelly Roll
His Mom Gave Him His Stage Name
Jelly Roll’s mother gave him that nickname when he was a kid, and it stuck. His given name is Jason DeFord, but if you try to call him that, he probably won’t realize it’s him that you’re talking to.
Plus, the name “Jelly Roll” puts him in a unique group: artists and bands named after food (think Red Hot Chili Peppers, Meat Loaf, Korn…)
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Brent Smith Of Shinedown Inspired Him To Learn How To Sing
He explains: “Before I went out (on tour) with Shinedown… I knew I was going to sing for 45 minutes every night, and I knew I was going to sing in front of who I think is one of the best frontmen in rock n’ roll (Brent Smith). So, I then took a vocal lesson for the first time.”
What was his vocal warm-up like before learning the proper technique? “A shot of Jack, a bong hit, and some Lay’s potato chips!”
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He Has A 'Nobody Cries Alone' Policy
The connection to his fans is profound and fully transparent. “Nothing is more important than the relationship that exists between the artist, and the person that cares about the art… They should never hear news from anybody but me, good or bad.”
He adds, “I’m an empath by nature. I don’t just hear you, I feel you.”
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MSG Is The Holy Grail Of Venues
He’s performed on hallowed ground like the Grand Ole Opry and Red Rocks, but Madison Square Garden in NYC is at the top of Jelly Roll’s music venue bucket list.
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The Movie On His Life Is Already Cast
Who would play him and his wife Bunny in a feature film? “Obviously, Jelly Roll’s gotta be Jonah Hill… He’s a lively jovial dude in real life, and he can also put on the serious stuff… and nobody but Margot Robbie could do Bunny. Who else is more fit?!”
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