JAMIE ALIMORAD
TWO WRONGS
Jamie Alimorad’s latest single Two Wrongs doesn’t hold back. Clocking in as one of the hardest-hitting tracks he’s released to date, it’s a no-frills burst of energy that showcases his vocal power and raw intensity. With an anthemic hook and a gritty edge, it’s the kind of song that was clearly made with big stages in mind.
Recorded in Los Angeles during a whirlwind four-hour session, Two Wrongs captures lightning in a bottle. The chemistry between Alimorad and producer Sherman was instant, fast-paced, focused, and instinctive. That urgency seeps into the final mix, giving the track a rough-around-the-edges quality that feels honest and alive.
"There are only a few people that I really trust musically," Alimorad says. "One of them is my old recording professor. He made a comment about my pop stuff that has stuck with me. He reminded me of the shows I did at Northeastern University and how I really cut loose, and that he missed me sounding like that. 'Two Wrongs' was the perfect song to cut loose in and bring that energy."
Recorded in Los Angeles during a whirlwind four-hour session, Two Wrongs captures lightning in a bottle. The chemistry between Alimorad and producer Sherman was instant, fast-paced, focused, and instinctive. That urgency seeps into the final mix, giving the track a rough-around-the-edges quality that feels honest and alive.
"There are only a few people that I really trust musically," Alimorad says. "One of them is my old recording professor. He made a comment about my pop stuff that has stuck with me. He reminded me of the shows I did at Northeastern University and how I really cut loose, and that he missed me sounding like that. 'Two Wrongs' was the perfect song to cut loose in and bring that energy."
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The song also marks a return to a more live, band-oriented sound. The six-part harmony in the bridge, one of Alimorad’s proudest vocal arrangements, gives the track a layered, almost theatrical lift before dropping right back into the raw punch of the final chorus.
With Two Wrongs, Alimorad proves he can still turn up the volume without losing any of the emotion. It’s loud, it’s honest, and it leaves a mark. Check out Two Wrongs for yourself and don't forget to follow Jamie on social media.
With Two Wrongs, Alimorad proves he can still turn up the volume without losing any of the emotion. It’s loud, it’s honest, and it leaves a mark. Check out Two Wrongs for yourself and don't forget to follow Jamie on social media.