Bilmuri Premiere New Single & Music Video "I WILL LET YOU DOWN" - Co-Written By A Day To Remember, Bad Omens & Wage War Members

The track, titled “I WILL LET YOU DOWN,” features Bilmuri mastermind Johnny Franck facing off against McKinnon in medieval-style combat throughout the video.

A music video has premiered online for Bilmuri’s new collaboration with Jeremy McKinnon of A Day To Remember.

Explaining how the collaboration came together, Franck said:

“My manager, Jameson, and I like to go to the gym, get a little pump beforehand. I’m looking across the vast sea of weights, and I see Jeremy from A Day To Remember. I’ve never met him before, but I we kind of both lock eyes. I get up from doing a set, and he’s walking towards me, and I’m just pumped because I’m happy to meet him — I’ve never met him, but we’ve known about each other for such a long time.

We chat and get to know each other and ask about tour plans and all that stuff, and then he leans into me and he’s like, ‘If you ever need any help writing, let me know’… I was like, ‘Dude, we’re writing in 30 minutes if you’d like to come by!’

Their time in the studio together yielded not only this track, but also another upcoming song titled “BACK, THEN.” As it turns out, the day Johnny Franck mentioned was the same one Bilmuri had previously teased on social media.

In addition to Jeremy McKinnon of A Day To Remember being in the studio, Noah Sebastian of Bad Omens and Cody Quistad of Wage War were also present.

Sebastian happened to drop by while he was in town, while Quistad had already been contributing as a writer on Bilmuri’s upcoming album, “KINDA HARD.” Franck said of that unexpected gathering of metalcore talent:

“Noah rolls through, and it’s just, like, 20 years of metalcore sitting in a room. So, I kind of look around at all the boys, and I was like, ‘Are we cooking another song?’ It’s one of my favorite songs on the record. nd if I never went to the gym that day, this song never would have happened.”

“KINDA HARD” is set to arrive on April 10th through Columbia Records.