"Into The Dark" is the new indie pop collab between Evan Blum and Alyce Weber. With elevated songcraft, poignant duet harmonies, and a music video that should strike a chord for anyone familiar with Los Angeles, this sweet and stylish gem is taken from Blum’s upcoming double-album entitled "Anatomy of the Most Confidently Insecure Person on This Planet," out in the fall of 2022. Working alongside multiple Grammy award-winning producers and writers, Evan Blum's online videos have earned millions of views and coveted features on Billboard, Huffington Post, Refinery29 and Teen Vogue. His musical aesthetic draws from a broad list of influences that includes The Beatles, Eminem, Jack Johnson, and Max Martin.

Alyce Weber began recording music at the age of fourteen, and is known for her pensive and powerful lyrics. Her strong yet delicate vocal presence is a perfect match for Evan Blum's steady croon, and together they deliver an electrifying performance exploring the hedonistic fantasy of physical connection without consequence.

To me, [Into The Dark] is sort of a fantasy. In real life, when I know a person or a relationship is ultimately toxic to me, I don't let myself act on my feelings. So this song is sort of an escape into a scenario where you allow yourself to say yes to that person you should probably say no to, and to feel the rush you would get in the moment without any of the consequences that would inevitably follow. — Alyce Weber

"Into The Dark" is out now via Trailing Twelve Records.

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Video Credits

Director: Evan Blum

Editor/VFX/Color/Sound Design: Evan Blum

Written: Evan Blum & Alyce Weber

DP: Matt Klepner, Tudor Williams, Morteza Rafiei, Adam Quinn

Gaffer: Paula Crichton, Adam Quinn

1st AC: Ali Arminio

Sound: Alex Bologna

HMU: Kimberly Distel & Hannah Anderson

Actors:

Evan Blum, Alyce Weber, Ella Letini, Taylor Behrens, Tudor Williams

Song Credits

Written by Evan Blum and Alyce Weber

Produced by Evan Blum

Mixed and Mastered by Hank Kalleen

Single Photograph by Patrick McCormack