Fall Out Boy Frontman Features On MAN WITH A MISSION New Single, ’86 Missed Calls feat. Patrick Stump’

Japan’s MAN WITH A MISSION have announced their brand new EP, ‘Dark Crow’, due for release on October 23rd.



To mark the announcement, the wolf collective have released their brand new single ’86 Missed Calls feat. Patrick Stump’, featuring guest vocals from the Fall Out Boy frontman.

The dark electro-tinged rock track has also been selected as the theme song for the new Japanese feature film ‘Three Nobunagas’.

MAN WITH A MISSION have been a part of major cultural moments in Japan and beyond. Their songs have sound tracked numerous anime films, TV shows, video games including ‘Street Fighter V’, and also high profile sporting teams including Japan’s Sunwolves Super Rugby Team and New Japan Pro Wrestling G1 Climax last year.

The ‘Dark Crow’ EP title track has also been selected as the theme song for the latest TV anime series of ‘Vinland Saga’. The track starts with bagpipes before breaking into frenzied rock featuring rap and singing in both their native tongue and English.

Elsewhere on the EP is the delicate ballad ‘Reiwa feat. milet’, including beautiful vocals from the Japanese singer-songwriter. A remix from the US producer Slushii of the band’s 2017 hit single, ‘My Hero’ closes the EP.

MAN WITH A MISSION are one of the most important and loved rock bands in Asia today. They sell out arenas across their homeland and have also completed sold-out headline tours of the UK, Europe and US. The five-piece dominated a performance at Download Festival this summer, which celebrated the wolf pack’s rabid following in the UK. MAN WITH A MISSION have even more exciting announcements to follow soon.

DARK CROW EP TRACK LISITING
1. Dark Crow
2. 86 Missed Calls feat. Patrick Stump
3. Reiwa feat. milet
4. My Hero [Slushii remix]

Stream and download ’86 Missed Calls (Feat. Patrick Stump’ here.

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