Dark pop artist Miss Trezz releases cover Duran Duran hit ‘Come Undone’
(Photo by Jacquelyn Trezzo) Out via Re:Mission Entertainment is a dark pop cover by Miss Trezz of the Duran Duran hit “Come Undone”. The single is the follow-up to her previous goth pop release, the music video “Devil’s Daughter”, and is her first release on Re:Mission Entertainment.
“Come Undone” was originally released in March 1993 as the second single from the album “Duran Duran” (also known as “The Wedding Album”). It was Duran Duran’s 24th single overall and the follow-up to the previous single “Ordinary World”. The song was included as a last minute addition to the album, with the lyrics being written by Le Bon as a gift for his wife, Yasmin.
For this cover Los Angeles-based singer / songwriter Miss Trezz collaborated with Paul Wiley (Composer of Terrifer / Marilyn Manson) to offer a synthpop/ electronic rock version of Duran Duran’s “Come Undone”.
“I was drawn to the authenticity and vulnerability of this song as it expressed a familiar unraveling of self when emotions of the heart override the logic of self preservation in romantic relationships,” so Miss Trezz says.
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