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Ovtlier is ready to raise the bar a whole other level, gearing up to outdo their own personal best with the release of "Warriors feat. Chris Motionless". The track was written by the band's lead vocalist and founder, Joey Arena, Justin DeBlieck (Ice Nine Kills, Motionless In White), Alecia “Mixi” Demnar (Stitched Up Heart) and Joel DeMartino. It was produced by Justin DeBlieck as well, while joining its predecessor as the second single mixed by Chris Dawson (SAUL, Any Given Sin) and mastered by Mike Kalajian (Bad Omens, The Plot In You). Due to the relationship between Chris Motionless and Joey, it was only a matter of time before the collaboration went into effect. With Ovtlier's dedication, nose to the grind work ethic and a star-studded team of support behind them, the success of "Warriors" as the band's most-accomplished single is inevitable!

Adding to the excitement, the music video for the song, directed by Tom Flynn, known for his work with acclaimed artists such as All That Remains, Body Count, and 10 Years, is bound to leave a lasting impression. Tom Flynn's impressive portfolio indicates his expertise in creating visually stunning and impactful music videos. The video made it's debut on Revolver!

“'Warriors' is a song that’s just built different. It encompasses all of who and what Ovtlier is. Add a powerhouse like Chris to the mix and you have something extra special. I could not be more excited to collaborate with someone with such talent but even more, a friend!” says Joey Arena, the band's vocalist.

Chris Motionless adds, “I’ve been following Ovtlier for a while now and I see how bad they want it, and what they are willing to do to get it. It’s tough to find that kind of dedication these days, so I wanted to do my part in helping an up and coming band get some more eyes and ears on them. I love the song and it’s blend of genres I grew up loving, so it was an easy call to sing on Warriors.”

WATCH the video HERE:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGF7MHpkTmU

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NEW YEARS DAY have no plans of slowing down.  The band is premiering the video for their single "Angel Eyes" featuring Chris Motionless from Motionless in White.  Chris lends his vocals to the actual track and his acting skills in the video, co-starring with leading lady and New Years Day front-woman Ash Costello.   The premiere can be seen now on the Revolver Magazine website.  Check it out HERE.
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Motionless In White has released an all new video for the song "Devil's Night" you can check it all out HERE and Chris Motionless has released the reason as to what the video is all about;

"When Cody [Snider, director] and I first started discussing the video for "Devil's Night", my original idea was to just for once go all out in the direction of creating a badass horror movie-esque video, and step back from trying to really drive a strong message home. I didn't want to feel like we cornered ourselves into HAVING to do that with every video we've done since "Abigail". This time I was out for something that could potentially scare the hell out of someone, and to really focus on what gets into viewers' heads. After really digging in to ideas, we came to the point of asking ourselves "Why not do both?" Everything he and I came up with somehow ended up being a metaphorical message that tied in with the lyrics of the song, regardless of how much we weren't specifically aiming for it. I realized that this is the band we are, and I'd much rather be known for having something inspiring in our video than having it merely exist just to exist. I'm pretty thrilled with the final script and the direction the video went. It has the big horror story and it has the big message. Essentially the two most dominant elements that MIW is comprised of. Whether it scares you or uplifts you, there's something in this video you will find worth watching."
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