Davina Michelle has released her brand new single ‘AMSTERDAMNED’. The track serves as the title song for Amsterdamned II, the long-awaited sequel to Dick Maas’ iconic 1988 thriller Amsterdamned.
The original film became a cult classic, celebrated for its daring canal-chase sequences, with international reach and lasting impact on Dutch genre cinema. Nearly forty years later, the story returns with a new chapter, following detective Eric Visser and a rising investigator as they confront a fresh wave of murders disturbing the city’s canals.
The new single ‘AMSTERDAMNED’ is an intense, atmospheric track which showcases the signature blend of powerful vocals, emotional storytelling and cinematic production from Davina Michelle.
Though the movie’s eerie atmosphere complements the song, ‘AMSTERDAMNED’ stands foremost as a bold artistic statement from Davina Michelle—her darkest, most cinematic release to date. The song is available on all platforms today (Nov 28th) here. The film premieres December 4th in cinemas across the Netherlands, including IMAX.
As one of the most successful Dutch artists of her generation, Davina Michelle has earned multiple chart-topping hits, millions of streams, standout TV performances and international recognition, including viral acclaim for her cover of P!NK’s ‘What About Us’ and major support slots for global acts like P!NK, Maroon 5 and Robbie Williams. Her recent releases continue to gain traction across Europe, solidifying her status as a leading pop force.
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