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Coldplay has made a comeback with a fresh single titled “Feels Like I’m Falling in Love” or stylized as “feelslikeimfallinginlove,” which is the first track from their upcoming album, Moon Music, set to be released on Oct. 4. Crafted by pop maestro Max Martin, “Feels Like I’m Falling in Love” is a radiant tribute to […] The post Coldplay – feelslikeimfallinginlove appeared first on NaijaTunez.
Coldplay Plot 2023 European Stadium Tour
Fresh off six sold-out, guest-filled performances at London’s Wembley Stadium, Coldplay has extended their Music of the Spheres tour with European stadium dates next year. The trek will resume May 17, 2023, in Coimbra, Portugal and run through July 15-16 in Amsterdam. Tickets go on sale Thursday (Aug. 25). As previously reported, Coldplay brought out H.E.R., Craig David, Natalie Imbruglia, actor Steve Coogan and rapper Stormzy during the Wembley run for a host of covers. Watch the performance of “Blinded by Your Grace Pt. 1” with Stormzy from last night’s show below. [embedded content][embedded content] Coldplay’s tour continues Wednesday in Glasgow before venturing to South America for multiple-night stands in Lima, Bogota, Santiago and Sao Paulo. It wraps with an astonishing 10 shows at ...
Watch Coldplay Cover Kate Bush and ABBA With Steve Coogan as Alan Partridge
Coldplay have been bringing out special guests during their six-night stint at Wembley Stadium, and during their penultimate show the band brought out comedian Steve Coogan — in character as Alan Partridge. Also joined by musicians Jacob Collier and Nicole Lawrence, the makeshift supergroup covered ABBA‘s “Knowing Me, Knowing You” and Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God).” (“I liked her before anyone else,” Partridge noted before diving into the song, poking fun of the song’s resurgence thanks to Stranger Things.) Chris Martin gave the actor his mic during the performance, opting to strum his acoustic guitar and sing backup. Watch fan-shot footage of the ABBA cover here and Kate Bush cover below. [embedded content][embedded content] Coogan wasn’t the only comedian Coldp...
Coldplay Lights Up Mexico City in Cinematic ‘Humankind’ Video: Watch
Coldplay unfurled a cinematic music video for their song “Humankind” on Wednesday (Aug. 17). Shot in Mexico City during the band’s ongoing world tour, the visual features Chris Martin and his bandmates performing the track from 2021’s Music of the Spheres for a massive crowd of nearly 260,000 fans inside Foro Sol. “I know, I know, I know/ We’re only human/ I know, I know, I know/ How we’re designed, yeah/ I know, I know, I know/ We’re only human/ But from another planet/ Still they call us humankind,” Martin crows on the chorus as the audience chants along with every other line and fireworks erupt above the packed stadium. The video marks Coldplay’s latest offering from their Music of the Spheres era following visuals for “Biyutiful” featuring otherworldly puppet band The Weirdos, “People ...
Bruce Springsteen Joins Coldplay for Two Songs in New Jersey
Does it get any more Jersey than this? Last night at Coldplay‘s Music of the Spheres show at MetLife Stadium, Chris Martin and company brought up New Jersey’s favorite son, Bruce Springsteen, to cover a pair of his songs. And those songs? “Working on a Dream” and “Dancing in the Dark.” “Chris [Martin] said he had this song tattooed on his arm for a while, so I guess I’ve got to sing it with him,” the Boss told the crowd. So that they did. Springsteen’s 2009 song was performed acoustically on the circular stage in the middle of the stadium. As for “Dancing in the Dark,” the Boss handled vocals and acoustic guitar while Coldplay singer Chris Martin helped out on vocals while performing on piano. [embedded content][embedded content] On Saturday night at the same stadium, Coldplay brought up K...
Coldplay Cover Kid Cudi and Share New Version of ‘Let Somebody Go’ for Spotify Singles
For their inaugural Spotify Singles recording, Coldplay covered one of rap’s and one of pop’s biggest stars. On Side A, the band fronted by Chris Martin tackled an acoustic rendition of “Let Somebody Go,” which is their current single with Selena Gomez. “I have always loved Selena’s voice and when ‘Let Somebody Go’ arrived it felt like she was the only person to sing it with,” Martin said. The original track was released on September 14, 2021 On Side B, Coldplay provided a synthy cover of Kid Cudi‘s 2008 track “Day ‘N’ Nite.” The session was recorded at Henson Recording Studio in Los Angeles. “‘Day ‘N’ Nite’ I loved when it came out, and I still love love love it,” Martin said. “This is the first time I think that we’ve really taken proper time to record a cover, because in my head I could...
David Guetta Unlocks Groovy Potential of Coldplay and BTS’ Intergalactic Ballad, “My Universe”
Coldplay and BTS‘ intergalactic love letter “My Universe” received a new dance-driven remix from superstar producer David Guetta. Guetta’s remix is a transformative in all the right ways, an interpretation of the original song that frames the music in a new light without over-complication. Guetta’s work is quite complementary of the source material, as he maintains the track’s glossy synth textures throughout. In contrast, his remix deviates from the slow-burning, serenading tempo of the original with an invigorating electronic format that employs pumping house drums and arpeggiated dance melodies. As the grooves subside in the verses, Guetta leaves ample room for listeners to take in Coldplay and BTS’ cathartic vocal delivery...
Galantis Transform Coldplay and BTS’ “My Universe” Into Intoxicating House Anthem
Continuing their hot streak of high-powered remixes, Galantis have reworked Coldplay and BTS‘s smash hit “My Universe.” Known for their floaty, feel-good house sound, Galantis have delivered an intoxicating house anthem. Kicking up the tempo of the original, the remix transforms from a laid-back love ballad to an uptempo dance tune that aims to get the dancefloor moving. The final third sees a complete tonal shift, as BTS’ catchy verse takes center stage. Take a listen to the new remix below. Recommended Articles Following the release of 2020’s Church album, Galantis have looked sharp and remained prolific. Earlier this year, they released a huge collab with Don Diablo as well as joint tracks with David Guetta and Hook N Sling. They’ve als...
Watch Coldplay Cover Pearl Jam’s ‘Nothingman’ at Seattle Concert
Coldplay christened Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena last night, and Chris Martin took the opportunity to pay homage to the city’s hometown heroes Pearl Jam by covering their Vitalogy song “Nothingman.” “So, ‘cause we’re here in Seattle, we wanted to pay tribute to one of the bands we fell in love with when we were just young teenagers in the ‘90s,” he explained to the crowd before urging fans not to upload footage to YouTube because this was not going to a pristine rendition of the 1994 track. “This is a 44-year-old man remembering how much he fell in love with Pearl Jam in 1991. If you told that kid he’d be here singing this song, he would’ve said ‘You sure that’s a good idea?’ And I’d say ‘Maybe not, but I’m doing it.’” Martin then brought up drummer Will Champion to play p...
Coldplay’s Music of the Spheres Mixes Anthems With Space Junk
A weary voice actor steps into a Hollywood studio soundbooth. Maybe it’s Will Arnett. It’s probably Will Arnett. Will Arnett sips his coffee, slides his headphones on and speaks into the microphone, addressing his producer: “Alright, Frankie, what are we hawking today? More Reese’s cups?” “No, Will, we’ve got something new for ya. It’s, it’s … a Coldplay ad.” Will Arnett closes his eyes and pinches the bridge of his nose. “Yeah, I know, they got a new record or something” Frankie says. “Let’s try a take. Maybe do it like a ‘90s movie trailer guy. You can even do the LEGO Batman voice!” “Jesus Christ,” Will Arnett mutters, glancing at his watch. “Okay, let’s do this.” The tape rolls, he begins. “Coming this fall: THEY are the most successful pop-rock band of the 21st Century. HE’S produced ...
Hear Coldplay’s New Max Martin-Produced Song ‘Coloratura’
Coldplay revealed the sprawling new song, “Coloratura,” from their ninth studio album, Music of the Spheres (Vol. 1). The celestial track — which, according to the band, is not a “single” — closes out the album and clocks in at over 10 minutes. Coldplay released the album’s first single, “Higher Power,” last May. [embedded content] Music Of The Spheres was produced by Swedish pop mastermind, Max Martin, and arrives October 15. The band said it will release the album’s second single this September. In the meantime, watch the band’s cryptic album trailer below for “Overtura” below: [embedded content] Music of the Spheres tracklist: 1. 🪐2. Higher Power3. Humankind4. ✨5. Let Somebody Go6. ❤️7. People of the Pride8. Biutyful9. 🌎10. My Universe11. &...
ZHU Brings Signature Energy to Coldplay’s “Higher Power” in Transformative New Remix
ZHU recently made a triumphant return to live shows with a marathon six-night run at Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheater. On the final night, he left audiences with something to ruminate on—an unreleased remix of Coldplay’s “Higher Power.” Luckily, fans haven’t waited long for ZHU’s grand plan to play out. Once more, it’s become evident that the enigmatic producer has a magically transformative touch, altering the tone and composition of the Coldplay single in ways no one could have predicted. ZHU tapers back the unbridled optimism driving the original offering, instead bringing a tempered and melancholic cadence to the table. The ethereal sounds of a slightly filtered Chris Martin vocal bouncing endlessly off the producer’s dependable kick dru...
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