While Johnny Jewel has been more than a little busy these days, the Italians Do It Better head has found time to return to his group Desire for a new single. The track is called "Tears from Heaven," and it's stunning, to say the least.
With Montreal singer Megan Louise taking centre stage, the song actually emerges as a revamped update of the Desire song of the same name from the After Dark 2 comp.
In a statement, Louise explained, "'Tears from Heaven' is a song about crossing the divide between being a voyeur on the sidelines of your own life and taking action to make your own destiny, the mundane obstacles of the daily routine are pushed aside for a clearer vision of what's to come."
Down below, you can hear the results for yourself. As you'll notice, the new version of the song packs a whole lot more synth-built muscle than its 2013 predecessor.
"Tears from Heaven" is now out digitally, with the single also including an a cappella version, which you can also hear below.
At this point, Desire's sole album remains 2009's II, but hopefully this new song means another new LP is in the works.
With Montreal singer Megan Louise taking centre stage, the song actually emerges as a revamped update of the Desire song of the same name from the After Dark 2 comp.
In a statement, Louise explained, "'Tears from Heaven' is a song about crossing the divide between being a voyeur on the sidelines of your own life and taking action to make your own destiny, the mundane obstacles of the daily routine are pushed aside for a clearer vision of what's to come."
Down below, you can hear the results for yourself. As you'll notice, the new version of the song packs a whole lot more synth-built muscle than its 2013 predecessor.
"Tears from Heaven" is now out digitally, with the single also including an a cappella version, which you can also hear below.
At this point, Desire's sole album remains 2009's II, but hopefully this new song means another new LP is in the works.
