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Brief answer
- Bring You Down is a track from Static-X’s Project Regeneration Vol. 1, released in 2020, featuring late frontman Wayne Static on most of the vocal parts [source: Blabbermouth, Louder Sound, Metal Insider]. This release was part of a broader project that reunites the classic Static-X lineup with Wayne Static’s material integrated posthumously [sources: Blabbermouth, Louder Sound, Metal Insider].
Background and context
- Project Regeneration Vol. 1 is Static-X’s album released in 2020 that centers around Wayne Static’s final vocal recordings, performed with the core lineup Tony Campos, Koichi Fukuda, and Ken Jay, with Ulrich Wild producing. The “Bring You Down” video accompanied the single release from that album [sources: Blabbermouth, Louder Sound, Metal Insider].
- The track and video reception highlighted the band’s effort to honor Wayne Static while continuing the band’s legacy, with media coverage noting the emotional dimension of using Wayne’s voice posthumously [sources: Blabbermouth, Louder Sound, Metal Insider].
How to check the latest updates
- Official Static-X channels: visit the band’s official website and social media accounts (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube) for any new singles, videos,announcements, or tour news related to Bring You Down or reissues [source: general industry practice; no specific article cited here].
- Music press and outlets: check reputable metal/news outlets (e.g., Blabbermouth, Louder Sound, Metal Insider, MetalSucks) for any new statements or releases connected to Bring You Down or Project Regeneration volumes 1 and 2 [sources listed above].
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