Marshmello x Lil Peep

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Also, show respect to the man. Peep's mother added that she was appreciative that Marshmello released the song since it continued to allow Peep's voice to be heard through his art.

Marshmello & Lil Peep Spotlight Music Video

It was released on January 12, 2018, as a tribute to Peep following his death. Marshmello initially had no plans to release the song until Peep's mother made said request. The song is the rapper's first posthumous release. In a series of tweets, Marshmello says Peep was the nicest person and that they had spoken about spotlight peep collaboration a week before. Hanging out with him, talking to him about music, the song ideas we were going to do together and touring was so amazing. Everyone will miss you man, he wrote. On December 20, 2017, it was announced the Marshmello would release the song on January 12, 2018. A spokesperson said the pair began working on the song before Peep died, and that it will be accompanied by a music video. While some fans questioned Marshmello's decision, since other artists are withholding their work with Peep, he revealed that Peep's mother encouraged him to release it as a tribute spotlight peep her son. He wrote in a tweet: I didn't plan on releasing the song until peeps mom reached out and told me she wanted her sons music to come out. On January 10, 2018, Marshmello unveiled the song's title and artwork on social media. He later uploaded a brief audio preview of the track on social media. Marshmello praised Peep's enthusiasm for making music in a statement, writing: Peep brought an excitement to music that was unparalleled to anybody I've ever met. We started an idea together, that unfortunately we were never able to officially finish together. When I listen to this track now I get chills wishing he could hear it. This record is dedicated to Peep's mother, family, friends and his fans. Gus will live forever through his music and that is something we should all be extremely thankful for. Peep's mother added that she was appreciative that Marshmello released the song since it continued to allow Peep's voice to be heard through his art. Colin Joyce of called the song a heartbreaker, and described it as slow-moving, but starry-eyed. Sheldon Pearce of deemed the song a reminder of Peep's promise as a rap-rock spitfire, with all the urgency of spotlight peep more lovestruck Peep tracks, full of obsession and contempt. He noted that the song does not feature Marshmello's signature sound, and instead plays more to Peep's trap styles. Similarly, Eric Skelton of opined the it strays away from Marshmello's style, and is more in line with the grungy pop-punk aesthetic Lil Peep was known for. Jon Wiederhorn of wrote: The melancholy track combines melodic vocals with smooth rapping and the lyrics address a painful breakup. Molly Hudelson of opined that it is more somber in sound than most of Marshmello's releases, and found the themes of heartache and feeling 'all alone again' are spotlight peep to anyone who's gone through a breakup or otherwise lost someone they loved.

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