Falling In Reverse Bring Corey Taylor and Serj Tankian Together for New Single 'Joseph'
Three unmistakable voices collide as Falling In Reverse return with their first new song in more than a year.
Falling In Reverse have released "Joseph," a new single featuring guest vocals from Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor and System of a Down vocalist Serj Tankian.
The collaboration marks the first time Taylor and Tankian have appeared together on the same song. Named after Falling In Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke's middle name, "Joseph" moves between ominous piano, electronic textures, and explosive metalcore while confronting warfare, genocide, religious hypocrisy, and the cycle of violence.
Radke shifts between melodic vocals, rapid-fire delivery, and screams before Taylor enters with one of the track's most aggressive passages. Tankian provides a contrasting presence later in the song, bringing his unmistakable theatrical delivery to a more restrained section before the track erupts again.
"Joseph" arrives alongside a cinematic music video directed by Jensen Noen. The clip features Radke, Taylor, and Tankian amid plane crashes, gunfire, motorcycles, and towering piles of skeletons, matching the song's frantic changes with the kind of elaborate visual production that has become a signature of Falling In Reverse's recent releases.
The single is the band's first new music in more than a year, following 2025's "God Is A Weapon" featuring Marilyn Manson. Falling In Reverse previously collaborated with Jelly Roll on "All My Life," which spent five weeks at No. 1 on rock radio and led Billboard's Hot Hard Rock Songs chart for 11 weeks.
Both tracks continued the momentum surrounding Falling In Reverse's 2024 album, Popular Monster, which has accumulated more than four billion streams and is approaching platinum certification.
"Joseph" is available now through Epitaph Records. Watch the music video below.
