GRAMMY-winning Irish-American rapper, singer & songwriter Everlast has released a new single and music video for ‘Losing Man’s Game’ from his first album in eight years, Embers to Ashes. Produced by Yelawolf, mixed by Chris Lord-Alge, and with cover art by award-winning Tristan Eaton Embers to Ashes is out August 28 on Everlast’s own Martyr Inc Records, in partnership with Thirty Tigers and Regime Music Group. Listen to ‘Losing Man’s Game’ HERE
“There’s a freedom in being broken. Go all in or go home. Losing man’s game,” Everlast says about the song. The video features an intergenerational cast of Amigo the Devil, Andy Frasco and DJ Muggs (Cypress Hill) – who also produced House of Pain’s hit ‘Jump Around.’
Everlast has also announced a run of UK summer In-Store dates to celebrate the release of Embers To Ashes. The six-date run kicks off at Resident Records on August 28th and finishes at Jumbo Records in Leeds on September 3rd. For more info head HERE.
Everlast plays the following UK In-Store Dates:
Aug
Fri 28th – Resident Records, Brighton
Sat 29th – Rough Trade, Bristol
Sun 30th – Rough Trade East, London
Sept
Tue 1st – Rough Trade, Nottingham
Wed 2nd – Rough Trade, Liverpool
Thu 3rd – Jumbo Records, Leeds
There are two mantras Everlast keeps close: whatever’s happening is inevitable, and this too shall pass. The philosophy comes into focus on Embers to Ashes, shaped by a decade that saw his Los Angeles home burn down in the 2018 Woolsey fire, the pandemic, a divorce and more. But the seed was planted a decade before – in 2015, Everlast was in Berlin with plans to head to Paris for Eagles of Death Metal at Le Bataclan, and ended up staying to catch Yelawolf instead. That night, Yelawolf told him he’d love to produce a record for him, just as news started coming through that something bad had happened in Paris. Ten years later, they connected in Nashville to make Embers to Ashes, with Yelawolf producing – encouraging him to bring in co-writers like David Ray (Jelly Roll, Teddy Swims).







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