James Reid’s “Hurt Me Too” Launches New Sound, Tagalog Tracks & Acting Return

Filipino-Australian artist James Reid ushers in a new era with “Hurt Me Too,” the lead single from his upcoming EP.

Check out the interview below!

The Knockturnal: Your new single “Hurt Me Too” drops on May 24th, big congratulations! What personal experiences or emotions fueled this track? Can you walk us through the production process and share why you chose to release this song now?

James Reid:

The Knockturnal: Maybe you could talk about the specific message you hope listeners will take away from the single and maybe how you relate to the whole experience?

James Reid:

The Knockturnal: Speaking of fans, being able to perform for them, I know that you’re hitting the stage at the Kaogma Festival just in a few days. How does it feel to be performing alongside so many talented Filipino artists and contributing to such a vibrant festival experience? — in the motherland

James Reid:

The Knockturnal: I’m just gonna transition a bit into Careless Music because it’s definitely something you’re very passionate about. It must have been a journey to reach this point of creative control. How empowering is it to be the captain of your own ship and what keeps you motivated to just keep going and keep doing this thing?

James Reid:

The Knockturnal: Careless Music’s last release was “Jacuzzi” featuring B.I. and DJ Flict. What direction do you envision for the label, and are there any dream collaborations you’d love to see happen, whether with Filipino artists or international acts?

James Reid:

The Knockturnal: Before we close off I want to get into some fun questions revolving around you – You’ve been in the entertainment industry, transitioning from acting to focus more on music. Any recent shows or movies that caught your eye and deserve a shoutout? If not, any music you’ve been listening to?

James Reid: ing my mind – so I try not to. Now that you mention film, I do plan on going back to film! There is a movie that I am trying to help produce and I will be starring in, either this year or beginning of this year. It’s really early stages. The movie would revolve around music – not like a musical – but about musicians.

The Knockturnal: You have come so far with all these years of being an artist and with your ever-growing fanbase, what advice would you give your younger self when you were first starting out in specifically music and building your label?

James Reid:

Reid presents his anticipation for his upcoming musical project constantly describing “Hurt Me Too” is just the first look. He assures fans, promising a whole new era of music with similar vibes.

While still under wraps, this project is already his favorite, and his infectious enthusiasm is clear. He hopes the music resonates with them, and encourages everyone to stay tuned!

Check out our interview with James Reid here!

 

 

 

PHOTO CREDIT: Aya Cabauatan

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