Poppy, Amy Lee, and Courtney LaPlante Tease Epic Collaboration Produced by Jordan Fish

Excitement bubbles as Poppy, Evanescence’s Amy Lee, and Spiritbox’s Courtney LaPlante hint at a powerful collaboration produced by Jordan Fish.

When Titans of Rock and Metal Join Forces

If there's one thing that gets the rock and metal community buzzing, it's the prospect of a dream collaboration—and that's exactly what seems to be teasing on the horizon. Imagine the iconic voice of Amy Lee from Evanescence, the fierce and dynamic Courtney LaPlante of Spiritbox, and the genre-defying artist Poppy joining forces in one powerhouse track. The cherry on top? The production is said to be handled by Jordan Fish, the go-to producer in the rock and metal scene today.

Poppy, Courtney LaPlante, and Amy Lee shared a striking photo of themselves looking intently in the same direction, with their dark hair flowing dramatically—an image that was quickly reposted by Poppy’s label Sumerian Records, Spiritbox’s label Pale Chord, and Jordan Fish himself. Fish even dropped a shocked emoji on Poppy’s Instagram post, fueling speculation that he’s behind the production magic.

Jordan Fish: The Maestro Behind the Scenes

Jordan Fish has been carving a remarkable path away from his days with Bring Me The Horizon, establishing himself as a visionary producer who brings fresh energy to rock and metal music. He produced Poppy’s latest album Negative Spaces, released last November, which showcased her evolution into big, bold rock sounds under his guidance. Fish also worked on Poppy’s recent collaboration with BABYMETAL, the intense track from me to u.

His fingerprints don’t stop there—Amy Lee’s haunting collaboration with Halsey, Hand That Feeds, featured in the John Wick spin-off film Ballerina, also boasts Fish’s production expertise.

Meanwhile, whispers of Jordan Fish working with Spiritbox for their sophomore album stirred excitement. Though the band confirmed he didn't produce their recent album Tsunami Sea, they expressed hopes to collaborate with him in the near future.

Behind the Scenes: A Producer's Insight

When Fish spoke about his work with Poppy on Negative Spaces, he revealed the challenges and thrills of shaping her unique, genre-shifting style into something cohesive.

“Poppy wanted to do big rock songs, which I can do, I guess. She started off doing this erratic, genre-shifty music… it’s not really my expertise to constantly change tempo. In my mind, she hadn’t really put together a body of work that felt super coherent, so that was the challenge – putting her lyrics and flavour over more conventional song structures. It was a painless process [because] she’s not particularly stressed about what she’s making.” – Jordan Fish

Fish also commented on Poppy’s scream, a signature element that packs a punch:

“Her scream is so cutting and aggressive, it almost makes you feel sick. It’s a horror scream, like someone’s being murdered. It’s so piercing that I couldn’t be in the room!”

If you want a glimpse into Poppy’s creative world, check out this candid interview where she talks about her new album Zig, working with Ali Payami, and even her Lego collection:

A Viral Twist: Courtney LaPlante Mistaken for Poppy

Earlier this year, Courtney LaPlante had a hilarious moment when she was mistaken for Poppy during an interview at the Grammys red carpet. What could have been an awkward mix-up turned into a viral moment thanks to LaPlante’s quick wit. Faced with the confusion, she embraced the joke, adopting Poppy’s persona to entertain the interviewer:

“I am Poppy, and I am really happy to be here, nominated with Knocked Loose. I really hope we win. Really happy to be here again, would love to take home the Grammy for Knocked Loose and myself because I would be the first woman to win this award.”

Her playful response charmed fans and even Spotify jumped on the fun, featuring LaPlante’s image on their Kickass Metal Playlist with a cheeky note: “Poppy on top of today’s best Metal playlist.”

Fans React to the Collaboration Tease

Social media quickly exploded with excitement at the sight of the three stars together. Pale Chord tweeted a simple but loaded message: “O M G 👀”, echoing exactly how fans felt upon seeing the photo.

— PALE CHORD (@palechord) August 26, 2025

Sumerian Records also shared the moment, with an equally enthusiastic response, cementing the anticipation for what’s next.

— Sumerian Records 🇺🇸 (@SumerianRecords) August 26, 2025

The Future Looks Bright

This collaboration promises to blend the powerhouse vocals of Amy Lee and Courtney LaPlante with Poppy’s bold, ever-evolving musical identity—all under the expert production of Jordan Fish. For fans like me, who’ve followed these artists through their unique journeys, this moment feels like a milestone.

Whether it’s the dark, emotive layers Evanescence is known for, the progressive edge Spiritbox brings, or Poppy’s daring genre-bending style, this project could be a fascinating fusion that pushes boundaries.

What’s Next?

The music world waits with bated breath. Will this tease turn into a full-fledged release soon? How will the distinct styles of these incredible women merge? One thing’s for sure: this collaboration has the ingredients for something unforgettable.

FAQ

• What artists are rumored to be collaborating?
  Poppy, Amy Lee from Evanescence, and Courtney LaPlante of Spiritbox.
• Who is producing this collaboration?
  Jordan Fish, acclaimed producer known for his work with Bring Me The Horizon and other top artists.
• Has Jordan Fish worked with these artists before?
  Yes, Fish has produced Poppy’s recent album Negative Spaces and Amy Lee’s collaboration with Halsey.
• Did Jordan Fish produce Spiritbox’s latest album?
  No, but the band hopes to work with him in the future.
• What was the viral Grammys mix-up involving Courtney LaPlante?
  She was mistaken for Poppy during an interview and humorously played along, which went viral.

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