Grabbitz (Nick Chiari) and bass powerhouse REZZ join forces once again for their heart-thrashing new single, “Love You ‘Til I’m Dead,” set to release this Valentine’s Day, February 14, on Blue Butterfly Records. This electrifying track serves as the lead single from Grabbitz’s upcoming 11-track album, “BIG EPIC NOTHING,” slated for release on February 28.
A Bold Collaboration
“This is our third collaboration and a huge creative leap for both of us. Having REZZ step in and produce on my album is an honor, and getting more familiar with her taste as a producer has been inspiring. Having her wrap her arms around my project has given me confidence that there doesn’t always need to be a ‘drop’—good music is good music.”
— Grabbitz
A Fusion of Dark Soundscapes and Haunting Vocals
“Love You ‘Til I’m Dead” channels REZZ’s signature dark, hypnotic production, drawing inspiration from electronic visionary Gesaffelstein, known for his groundbreaking work with Lady Gaga and The Weeknd. Her haunting, bass-driven soundscapes perfectly complement Grabbitz’s raw, emotional vocals, delivering a powerful sonic exploration of love and loss.
Their chemistry is undeniable—previously, the duo’s collaboration “Someone Else” topped the Canadian charts and reached #12 on the U.S. Alternative charts, cementing their status as an unstoppable creative force.
Grabbitz’s Rising Influence
With over 1.7 million monthly listeners on Spotify, Grabbitz has continuously pushed genre boundaries, working with electronic heavyweights like deadmau5, Illenium, and Subtronics. His hit “Die For You” (148M streams) has become an anthem at Bills Stadium, and his viral Bills rap set social media ablaze, proving his ability to craft cultural moments that transcend music genres.
Currently, Grabbitz is igniting crowds across the country on Sullivan King’s ‘Chaos Will Bring Peace Tour’ (January 24 – April 2024), bringing his explosive energy and dynamic live performances to fans nationwide.
Get ready for “Love You ‘Til I’m Dead”—a track that will leave hearts racing and speakers shaking when it drops on February 14.