Premiere: ATHRS and Christian Alexander Release “Do Not Disturb” (Listen)By Bryson PaulGoodMusicAllDayMusic
Stream ATHRS and Christian Alexander’s latest track “Do Not Disturb” here.For the start of 2018’s season of love and lust, we premiere the newest single from ATHRS and Christian Alexander – “Do Not Disturb.” The upbeat composition is reminiscent of The Chainsmoker’s famously catchy essence, littered with lyrics worthy of singing along to; and is perfect for the start of Valentine’s Week, straight through the upcoming Spring Break season.ATHRS says of the single: “The strongest possible drug for a human being is another human being… ‘Do Not Disturb’ is an emotional song about reconciling lost love and returning to the freedom of youth. There’s a lot of raw emotion put into this track and that’s what I hope people feel from hearing it.”The premiere also comes with news of ATHRS’ summer 2018 EP. The four-track project entitled Pop Punk Is Dead, will be a showcase of the noise maker’s infamous sound meshing together electronic beats with pop-punk angst. Where the dance beats end, raw relatable emotion give power to ATHRS upcoming project – and in today’s collaboration with Christian Alexander.RELATED[Premiere]: ADISON New Artist to Watch Drops Single “Playing Dead” TodayPremiere: Los Elk Drop Rockin’ New EP “Delirium”Interview Q&A: Midnight Pool Party Talk About Their Roots, Dreams, And Maybe Meeting Ellen One Day“Do Not Disturb” will be available on all streaming platforms tomorrow, February 13.Share This Article By Bryson PaulI’m Bryson Paul but everyone pretty much calls me Boom. I’m always chasing a story and live for breaking new artists music. Oh yea, did I mention I’m an amazing writer? Follow
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