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Listen: Fall Out Boy team up with Steve Aoki for 'Back To Earth'
EDM DJ teams up with the band
Tags: Fall Out Boy
by Andy Morris | Photos by Instagram/SteveAoki
Tags: Fall Out Boy
Fall Out Boy have recorded a track with cake-tossing hipster DJ favourite Steve Aoki entitled 'Back To Earth'. Listen to the song below.
The track is taken from Aoki's new album Neon Future I, which is out now in the US. The album features an eclectic range of guests including Empire Of The Sun's Luke Steele, will.i.am, Flux Pavillion and Waka Flocka Flame.
Listen to Steve Aoki and Fall Out Boy's Back To Earth below.
Aoki shared this Instagram shot of the band in the studio 11 months ago.
Fall Out Boy recently revealed 'Centuries', their 'Tom's Diner' inspired new single from their new album, due out in spring 2015.
Below: 15 exclusive photos of Fall Out Boy rocking Wembley Arena
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