Watch Tonight Alive team up with PVRIS' Lynn Gunn for new track 'Disappear'

Tonight Alive have dropped the latest track from their forthcoming album, ‘Underworld’. Titled ‘Disappear’, the song features PVRIS vocalist Lynn Gunn, and was debuted as Annie Mac’s Hottest Record on BBC Radio 1 earlier this evening (4th January). You can check it out below.

We talked to both Tonight Alive’s Jenna McDougall and Lynn about the track as part of the new issue of Upset, set to drop later this month. You can get a sneaky preview of what they had to say below.

“Whak and I were in Nashville at the same time as PVRIS; they were rehearsing for a tour. Whak had just moved to Nashville, and we spent a month just writing there at the start of the year. Finally stars aligned for Lynn and me to collaborate. “We’ve always talked about it; we’re always trying to make tour dates happen together or even just hang out. Our schedules are opposite to one another, so it was cool to be in the same place at the same time. We hung out with PVRIS a bunch, we went to the shooting range and had BBQs, it was fun. It was cool just to sit down and jam, we wrote that song in half a day. “We said, if we’re going to collaborate, let’s make sure it sounds like neither of our bands. We didn’t want it to sound like Tonight Alive feat. Lynn, we didn’t want it to sound like PVRIS feat. me. Let’s write a song you would put on when you’re driving out of town and going under bridges, being on a big open highway, and just feeling free. “We both enjoyed things like nature, forests and that oneness you experience when you’re in nature. That was an image that was in the back of my mind when we were writing ‘Disappear’. In the second verse, I talk about big dreams and how nobody wants them. “We come from an industry where we want to see ourselves successful; we want to see ourselves in the best light possible and on the biggest stages. There are all these big dreams, and when you remove yourself from this world, you see that so many people don’t relate to that. It’s an isolated situation to find yourself in. Getting that perspective is cool, being in a small town and people are just living. Living off the land. They were some of the themes that inspired the tone of ‘Disappear’.”