Portland’s DYING WISH are blowing the door off 2025’s hinges with the explosive video for the standalone new single “I Brought You My Soul (Your World Brought Me Despair).” The song was produced by Will Putney.

The song is truly next level for the band, as it finds singer Emma Boster reaching new melodic heights, while delivering screams that sound as if they scaled the depths of hell.

The accompanying video is frantically-paced, much like the song. You will find yourself watching and listening to it several times in a row in order to fully grasp everything happening in front of you and in your ears.

Dying Wish firmly believe that “IBYMS (YWBMD)” represents the band and its future direction.

“‘I Brought You My Soul…’ is written about being one of many affected by the state of the world we are living in,” Boster shares. “Constantly witnessing the brutality and injustices has taken a toll on our collective mental health. [The lyric] ‘I am miserable yet I am sane’ references that being impacted by these tragedies happening in Gaza and on our own American soil in fact makes us normal. I fear that one day we will become numb to the events as they become more violent because we are so conditioned to living with it every day.”

She also offers a short update about what’s next for Dying Wish, saying, “This is the first step in the direction of our third LP and the goal from this album is to challenge ourselves to create something different from the first two releases. Throughout the last four years of those records we have dialed in our sound and ethos as a band. We hope that the artwork direction proves as an example that we’re innovating our style to become the most authentic version of Dying Wish.”

Dying Wish will embark on a tour in support of Spiritbox this April through May, w/Loathe and Gel also appearing. All dates are below.

DYING WISH ON TOUR:

WITH SPIRITBOX:

4/3 — Dallas, TX — South Side Ballroom

4/4 — San Antonio, TX — Boeing Center at Tech Port

4/5 — Houston, TX — Bayou Music Center

4/7 — Atlanta, GA — Coca-Cola Roxy

4/8 — Orlando, FL — Hard Rock Live

4/11 — Washington, DC — MGM National Harbor

4/12 — Pittsburgh, PA — UPMC Events Center

4/14 — Philadelphia, PA — The Fillmore

4/15 — Montclair, NJ — The Wellmont Theater

4/18 — New York, NY — Hammerstein Ballroom

4/19 — Boston, MA — MGM Music Hall at Fenway

4/21 — Montreal, QC — M TELUS

4/23 — Toronto, ON — Great Canadian Casino

4/25 — Chicago, IL — Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom

04/26 — Madison, WI — The Sylvee

4/27 — Grand Rapids, MI — GLC Live at 20 Monroe

4/29 — St. Louis, MO — The Pageant

4/30 — Des Moines, IA — Vibrant Music Hall

5/2 — Denver, CO — Fillmore Auditorium

5/3 — Salt Lake City, UT — The Complex

5/6 — Vancouver, BC — PNE Forum

5/7 — Tacoma, WA — Temple Theatre

5/9 — San Francisco, CA — The Masonic

5/10 — Los Angeles, CA — Hollywood Palladium

5/11 — Los Angeles, CA  — Hollywood Palladium