“The idea for the lyrics came from wanting to be crystal clear about the subjects that we are seeing firsthand with human trafficking and relief missions that we’re doing–the tragedies around the world,” Trampolines co-leader Lane Terzieff explains. “It’s definitely abrasive, and it might be shocking to people when they hear some of the lyrics. But we wanted to be so clear on this wake-up call. God calls us to care for these terrible tragedies around the world. This is an emergency.”
Get ready to bounce into the music scene with the latest release from Trampolines! Their brand-new single, “Emergency”, is out now and features the talented Zaq Monroe and Michael Erhart. This high-energy track is sure to get your heart racing and your feet moving. With its infectious beat and inspiring lyrics, “Emergency” is the perfect anthem for anyone looking for a musical pick-me-up.
“A lot of times people will say, ‘If you’re giving all your money away, what if there’s an emergency?’ And the idea is, you’re telling me that a 10-year-old girl being sold for sex is not an emergency,” Lane Terzieff asserts. “You’re telling me that thousands of people starving in Ethiopia is not an emergency. But it is.”
Trampolines’ “Emergency” is a masterclass in genre-bending soundscapes, blending elements of pop, rock, and electronic music to create a truly unique listening experience. Zaq Monroe’s powerful vocals soar, while Michael Erhart’s skillful production brings the track to life. Don’t miss out on this musical emergency – stream “Emergency” now and experience the thrill for yourself! Available on all major music platforms.
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