The Dangerous Summer Release ‘Coming Home’ Deluxe Edition Featuring Movements’ Pat Miranda

The Dangerous Summer have released a deluxe, one-year anniversary edition of their ‘Coming Home’ album – which features Pat Miranda of Movements and Say Anything’s Max Bemis.

‘Coming Home (Deluxe Version)’ is out now via Rude Records.

Miranda – who recently gave us the lowdown about Movements’ new ‘Ruckus!’ album – lends his vocals to the album’s track title.

Bemis, meanwhile, collaborates on a reworking of ‘All I Ever Wanted Was A Chance To Know Myself’.

Speaking about working with both artists for the anniversary project, The Dangerous Summer vocalist and bassist AJ Perdomo has said:

“Working with Pat and Max is a dream come true, and it really spans time and space. I grew up listening to Say Anything, and it was an honour that Max would even consider being on the track.

“He is a genius, and when I heard what he wrote [for] the track, it blew my mind. Then you have Pat, who is blowing up. I think Movements brought a really fresh breath into the scene, and carved their own world.

“So it was cool of Pat to pour himself out onto ‘Coming Home’. He is such a good singer, a professional, and a great writer.”

See the full ‘Coming Home (Deluxe Version)’ album artwork and tracklisting below.