NOWHERE2RUN Announce New Ep "What Did You Do?"

NOWHERE2RUN Announce New Ep "What Did You Do?"

Share New Song And Music Video “Motives”-"What Did You Do?" Arrives October 31 On Nowhere Recordings

NOWHERE2RUN - the new project from Jami Morgan and Eric “Shade” Balderose of the 2x Grammy-nominated band Code Orange - have announced details of their new EP "What Did You Do?", which will arrive October 31st via their own NOWHERE RECORDINGS. "What Did You Do?" is led by the opening track “Motives”, which is available now on all streaming platforms and joined by an official music video directed by the duo.

Recorded and self–produced between Los Angeles and Pittsburgh over the past year, the five-track EP features guest appearances by H09909, Kamiyada, Backxwash, Lecx Stacy, Sadistik and Erex.

Elaborating on the new EP, Morgan shared, “It felt like the right time to lower the mask and reveal a little bit of NOWHERE2RUNS identity as artists. We constructed this project through the lens of a mystery, something very dark and tech noir ish. It feels like an appropriate way to start to tell the story of where we are at and where we have been. “

"What Did You Do?" follows "What Did You Do?" debut EP "Slivering The Senses" (2024) which includes collaborations with Loathe (“Ant In The Afterbirth”), SiiickBrain (“Floodlights”) and Alejnadro Aranda (“The Vanishing”).

Melding their raw, experimental musical roots with cinematic soundscapes, NOWHERE2RUN crafts emotionally charged, genre-defying music that bridges the worlds of sound and film. Beyond their studio work, NOWHERE2RUN has expanded into film scoring, applying their dark, atmospheric sensibilities to create enveloping, story-driven compositions. Furthermore, the duo also helm NOWHERE RECORDINGS, a subsidiary label of BMG in partnership with Pale Chord/Rise Records where they offer artist friendly, full service support on all things creative across their roster. With an ever-evolving creative vision, Morgan and Balderose continue to push boundaries, shaping a bold new space where music, artistry and cinema collide

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