Glamorous alt-pop powerhouse Diamante has released her latest single “Cry Wolf“ and the official visualizer via Sumerian Records. Today’s release is taken from her upcoming new album ‘SUPERNOVA’ out on January 8, 2027. Most recently, Diamante has shared tracks “Cool Down“ and “Hollywood Blvd“ and their respective visual accompaniments. Pre-save ‘SUPERNOVA‘ at the link here, stream “Cry Wolf“ here and watch the visualizer here

SUPERNOVA

DIAMANTE

Track Listing:

1. 1987

2. All for the Glory

3. Silver Bullet

4. Bite of the Beast

5. Diamonds & Roses

6. Cry Wolf

7. Hollywood Blvd

8. Snakebite

9. Heavy

10. Cool Down

11. Mirror, Mirror

12. Acid Rain

13. Don’t Let Me Love You

14. Supernova

Portrait of a red-haired woman in a black leather jacket with sparkling makeup and earrings against a purple background

ABOUT DIAMANTE

With her iconic 80s glamour and undeniably powerful vocals, Diamante has become a beacon in today’s music scene, seamlessly weaving the vibrant energy and bold aesthetics of the era while forging her own distinct identity with contemporary flair. She first turned heads with her debut album ‘Coming In Hot’ in 2018 soon after followed by her sophomore full-length ‘American Dream’ including her smash-hit reimagination of Goo Goo Dolls classic “Iris“ featuring Ben Burnley (Breaking Benjamin), earning widespread acclaim and further propelling her into the spotlight. Diamante has toured alongside prominent acts such as Nita Strauss, Shinedown, The Pretty Reckless, Breaking Benjamin, and Three Days Grace while performing at major national festivals including Sonic Temple, Louder Than Life, and Welcome To Rockville. The alt-pop powerhouse has begun a new era after signing with her new label home Sumerian Records, and released the irresistibly catchy “1987“ and “All For The Glory“. She then contributed to the American Psycho Comic Series Soundtrack with her spin on Pat Benatar‘s classic “Love Is A Battlefield“, and collaborated with labelmates Kittie and The Pretty Wild for an emotional cover of Metallica‘s “The Unforgiven“ for the Queen Of The Ring Soundtrack. With her empowering anthems and rebellious spirit, the sky is the limit as Diamante continues to prove she is a force to be reckoned with, both in the studio and on stage.

Title Photo Credit: Paige Margulies

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