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Daisy Grenade Enlist Patrick Stump and Dan Campbell for Reworked EP

'SO MUCH 2 SAY' revisits all five tracks from the duo's original EP with guest turns from Cassadee Pope, Chloe Moriondo and Ashrita Kumar

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Daisy Grenade Enlist Patrick Stump and Dan Campbell for Reworked EP
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Daisy Grenade have released a new edition of their EP 'SO MUCH TO SAY'. Titled 'SO MUCH 2 SAY', it reworks all five songs from the original record, with a different guest vocalist on each track.

Fall Out Boy's Patrick Stump appears on 'A Beautiful Woman Is A Weapon, I Guess That's Why They Call Her A Bombshell', while Cassadee Pope joins 'Emily', Chloe Moriondo takes on 'Girls Are So Lucky', The Wonder Years' Dan Campbell features on 'Rent To Own' and Ashrita Kumar closes things out on 'It Must Be Me'.

Keaton Whittaker and Dani Nigro described the release as a labour of love and a letter to the friends and collaborators who inspired the songs in the first place. Calling on those five artists, they said, was the only choice that made sense, since each one is someone the duo looks up to both creatively and personally.

The pair also spoke about the vulnerability involved in passing their darkest thoughts to someone else, framing it as terrifying but ultimately rewarding. "Art is meant to be shared," they said of the process.

Daisy Grenade are also part of Made In Chicago: A Rock Sound Tribute, contributing their own take on Fall Out Boy's 'Get Busy Living Or Get Busy Dying'.

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