Spencer Nezey of Jupiter Rising promises to bring 'much more consistent sounds' and 'a whole lot more cutting edge' in third studio album 'The Quiet Hype', due for U.S. release on March 17.
- Mar 16, 2009
AceShowbiz - Jupiter Rising are gearing up to release their third studio album "The Quiet Hype" across U.S. on March 17. In one of the album's songs, they team up with L'Trimm's member The Lady Tigra in a song called "When the Bass Drops".
In an exclusive interview with AceShowbiz, the group's member Spencer Nezey said that their new album has more consistent sounds compared to their previous record "Electropop". He stated, "'The Quiet Hype' is a much more consistent sound than 'Electropop', and a whole lot more cutting edge!"
Jessie Payo, in addition, gave another comment saying, "This album is more current and truly projects what Jupiter Rising is." She explained further, "This is the first album that Spence and I wrote together. In comparison to 'Electropop' the album, I think that 'The Quiet Hype' is current and relates all types of audiences."
The first single from the forthcoming album is a down-tempo dance beat called "Falling Away". It has made its way out for purchase since February 10. A music video for the song has been premiered earlier in January and it was directed by Andrew Gura, who previously helmed Snoop Dogg, Wyclef Jean, Kelly Rowland and Nas' music videos.
As for their next single, both Spencer and Jessie are positive that "L.A. Girls" will be released as the second single off the effort. Spencer shared, "Without a question next single is 'L.A. GIRLS'!!!!!" Jessie also said, "I'm guessing it will be 'L.A. Girls' due to the response it had after being played on 'The Hills'."
