Hot off the heels of the success of "Zombie," Bad Wolves released another single in the form of "Hear Me Now," which features singer Diamante. The sizzling duet combining the powers of Diamante and Tommy Vext caught the attention of fans as the band delivered a scorching ballad that hit number two on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Songs chart.

Appearing on "Loudwire Nights," Diamante revealed the backstory of the collaboration. She explained how the label, which she and Bad Wolves were both signed to at the time, contacted her about the opportunity to guest on the song. After she heard "Hear Me Now," she agreed to it. Then, one day, she received the call to go into the studio and record the track, but there was a major problem: She was stuck in class at the University of Redlands.

"That's when my manager called me in the middle of class and said, 'You have to get to LA right now, they need you in the studio to cut the song,'" Diamante said. The other issue was that the studio was a few hours away from her location, so she feared she wouldn't make it in time. Nonetheless, she made the journey and managed to record the track — much likely to the chagrin of the lecturer whose class she bailed on.

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