The band also proves that we are well and truly living in the future, as they launch an augmented reality hologram experience.

Although Crown The Empire have always incorporated futuristic themes and elements within their work, the band has taken it a notch further with their most recent ventures into augmented reality. Launching the experience via JADU, an app which allows fans to enjoy performing with artists by using realistic holograms of musicians, you can now experience what it might be like to jam out alongside the band. In addition to launching the augmented reality experience, the band has also shared the music video for BLURRY (out of place), a fan favourite from their most recent album Sudden Sky. Between the haunting lyrics and the emotive performance, the emotional intensity of the track is sure to pierce right into your core.

The band has shared the following message to introduce these developments:

Hello, it’s been a while since we’ve last spoken. As you may know, our world is in a state of isolation and confusion. The future is unknown and we’re all uncertain of what’s to come. With that being said, we wanted to release something special to get you through these dark times — a song about feeling lost when it seems like all hope is gone.

We are excited that the official music video for our song BLURRY (out of place) is out now. Andy Leo has been turned into a hologram, and you can bring him to life wherever you are in the world.

Download the app, choose the hologram of Andy, scan your surroundings, and he will appear in front of you. Film videos of you and Andy singing/dancing to BLURRY together and post them on all your socials. We hope you enjoy this interactive experience as well as the new music video. Stay safe out there.

Much love,

Crown The Empire