After a years-long wait, Marshmello has finally delivered “Bye Bye” with Juice WRLD.
Fans got their taste of the collaborative record in early 2019, less than 10 months before Juice’s death at age 21. Though the track has since leaked online, Friday marked its official release on all major streaming platforms. “Bye Bye” marks the artists’ third collaborative drop, following “Come & Go” and “Hate the Other Side,” which both appeared on Juice WRLD’s 2020 posthumous album Legends Never Die.
During a July interview with Z100 New York, Marshmello confirmed he has plenty of Juice records in the vault and intended to release every single one of them.
“We made a ton of music together, in-person all the time,” the producer/DJ said. “We made a bunch of music and I think right now just two of those songs have come out: ‘Come & Go’ and ‘Hate the Other Side.’ And we have a bunch and they’re gonna see the light of day.”
The 30-year-old continued, “My main thing with everything that me and Juice did is I’m keeping it the same way it was when he was alive. I’m not changing it, I’m not remixing it, or adding stuff, I’m keeping it the same way. What we both agreed on in the studio, that’s what’s going to come out.”
Stream Juice WRLD and Marshmello’s “Bye Bye” via Spotify below.
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