Premiere: Deuce Launches World On Fire

The former Hollywood Undead vocalist is back with some solo stuff.

November 17, 2017

Former Hollywood Undead vocalist, Deuce, is set to release his new album, Invincible, through Better Noise Records on December 1. And we're exclusively premiering his new video, World On Fire.

Talking about the song, Deuce commented: “I'm really excited about this new album, and this new track World On Fire which is more uplifting and has a positive message about life and what's going on .”

Watch the video below:

If you like that, look out for the album. It looks like this:

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