.deadmau5 recruits singer SkylarGrey for the new single “My Heart Has Teeth'
Infectiously catchy like a zombie plague, the EDM artist whipped out his older Roland JUNO and Jupiter synths to create the downtempo track, with Grey contributing vocals.
“‘Dystopian suburbia’ is the kind of vibe I had in mind when making this song,” Deadmau5 said of the track. “It’s been pretty cool because I like that weird, corporate overtone of this entity that owns the village, if you would. I just imagine what that would be like while roughly composing the song with, of course, the vocal accouterment of Ms. Skylar Grey.
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