Amy Kress

Amy Kress Rounds Up a Fleet of Producers for "Numb" Remix

Amy Kress will release a 10-track remix album of her dance pop track, "Numb" on July 31st.

For four months in the winter of 2014-2015, Kress endured aggressive chemotherapy treatments to combat her second recurrence of breast cancer. In the heart of a blossoming transition to make music a full-time career, it was devastating and exhausting to hear that her cancer had come back and made for an all-encompassing battle.

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