SKRILLEX & RICK ROSS TEAM UP ON “PURPLE LAMBORGHINI” FR0M SUICIDE SQUAD: THE ALBUM
Skrillex & Rick Ross have joined forces for their colossal collaboration “Purple Lamborghini,” out today as an instant grat with all pre-orders of Suicide Squad: The Album (out August 5th via Atlantic Records). The track debuted yesterday on Zane Lowe’s Beats 1 show on Apple Music with exclusive interviews from Skrillex and Rick Ross. The collaboration is a bombastic show of force that pairs Skrillex’s iconic production with Ross’ gruff and calculated lyricism, with an equally massive music video starring Skrillex and Ross alongside a special cameo performance by Jared Leto as The Joker coming soon. The track is now available for stream and purchase on all retailers, as well as when you pre-order Suicide Squad: The Album.
“Purple Lamborghini” is the third instant grat track released from Suicide Squad: The Album the musical companion to the eagerly awaited film from Warner Bros. Pictures. Suicide Squad: The Album is already proving to be a record-breaking soundtrack with its first two singles simultaneously reaching the top 5 on the US iTunes chart, a feat unachieved by any other soundtrack to date. The highly-anticipated collection of unprecedented artist collaborations and previously unreleased material also includes the new smash singles “Heathens” from Twenty One Pilots (which has already reached top 10 at alternative radio) and “Sucker for Pain” from Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa & Imagine Dragons with Logic and Ty Dolla $ign (feat. X Ambassadors). The music videos for “Heathens” and “Sucker for Pain” – which both include never-before-released film footage – have over 63 millioncombined views on YouTube. Both tracks are currently climbing sales, streaming and radio charts globally with over 70 million combined streams worldwide.
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