The song comes from the group's brand new "Kaleidoscope" EP which was released digitally last Friday (July 14th) and will be followed by a physical release (CD and vinyl) on August 4th.
Another highlight of the Rik Simpson, Daniel Green and Bill Rahko EP is a live version of the hit collaboration with The Chainsmokers "Something Just Like This" which captured during a performance in Tokyo back in April. Watch the new lyric video
here.
"Rich Love" followed the group's recent singles "No Vacancy" and "Truth To Power" which was written and produced by lead singer Ryan Tedder and music legend T Bone Burnett.
The song comes as the band headline this summer's North American Honda Civic Tour that features support from Fitz & the Tantrums and James Arthur. Stream the new song
here.
The new visual is for the track "Pilot", which produced by HBK Gang founding member P-Lo and was originally released back in May as the lead single for the new mixtape.
Sage has also released another advanced track from the "Morse Code" called "Reverse". Watch Sage The Gemini's new Adrian Per directed music video for "Pilot"
here.
The film is up for the best Television Movie award at this year's Emmys which will be broadcast live on CBS from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on Sunday, September 17 (8:00-11:00 PM ET/5:00-8:00 PM PT).
Parton had this to say, "I am so very proud and excited to have "Christmas of Many Colors" be nominated for an Emmy award. Special thanks to my partner and executive producer Sam Haskell, a wonderful cast and crew, Steve Herek (our producer) and Pamela Long for a great script. And a special thanks to all of the many fans that watched it."
The film's costar Jennifer Nettles added, "This project for me was a celebration of the family and the beautiful story of Miss Dolly Parton. Each day I played Avie Lee Parton was a joy. For 'Christmas of Many Colors' to be nominated and celebrated further by the Emmy's, thrills me."
About a year and a half ago my wife and I got married and the next day we moved to Los Angeles from New York City. We were making big life changes and starting a new chapter. Around the same time, a close friend of mine was also making a big decision and going through a breakup with their longtime partner. Based on these two situations, I got stuck on the idea of being in a relationship where you spend more energy keeping things the same than fighting for something better together. Being open and honest is hard when it might upset someone you care about, but I think it's important in growing together.
After my friend's breakup, I got started on this song and was really on the fence whether to tell a story where the couple stays together or not. I ended up writing from the perspective of someone who is in a relationship and is ready to cut through the fear of ruining something, with the hope to build something better.
Relationships aren't easy, and a bad past experience can weigh heavy on what we do in current relationships, as it does in the song. I mostly wanted to tell a story where being open and honest is a risk, but it's a risk worth taking if you want something real.
Hearing is believing. Now that you know the story behind the song, listen for yourself here and learn more about the EP
right here!
The Royal Festival Hall (1962) & Live At Carnegie Hall, Live From Caesars Palace & The First 40 Years and Portrait Of An Album & Sinatra Sings offer between them an incredible record of an unsurpassable talent and career.
The Royal Festival Hall (1962) & Live At Carnegie Hall combines full length Sinatra shows from two of the world's most celebrated concert halls. Filmed on June 1, 1962, this Royal Festival Hall show was a concert performed before royalty in London as part of a worldwide tour that Frank Sinatra undertook to raise money for children's charities. Sinatra is accompanied by the Bill Miller Sextet in performances of songs including "At Long Last Love", "I've Got You Under My Skin", "I Get A Kick Out Of You", "Ol' Man River", "I Could Have Danced All Night", and many more. Read more
here.
She had this to say about the track, "Thorns is about the ultimately ephemeral nature of all relationships and my difficulty indulging them with acute awareness that inevitably they will be taken from me.
"At the same time, the longing to experience love and hope often overrides this common sense. When things fade, I can't help but feel like it was my own fault for ever trying to hold on, for ever feeling hopeful, for attempting to build something lasting with the absolute knowledge that it would never stand in the first place." Watch the video and read an interview
here.
Douglas has worked with a variety of artists ranging from Fleetwood Mac legend Stevie Nicks to pop star Kesha. He says that the duo's songs are "often moody in atmosphere because we are both drawn to cinematic soundscapes. We appreciate music that is expansive and full of tension."
Clark had this say about the new track, "The song is a flirtation with danger. It is an expression of how in times of social change fear and menace exists, but change can also be quietly alluring. The song is a celebration of change as a springboard igniting passion." Watch the Ed Shiers directed video
here.
Gethen had the following to say about the new EP, "I couldn't be more excited about sharing this album with the world! These songs reflect some of my life experiences, both good and bad.
"I'm grateful to have the opportunity to get this album into the hands of people that love Country Music as much as I do. After all, that's truly Where the Honkytonk Belongs". Stream it via Spotify
here.
The album was co-produced in Berkeley, CA, with Jim Greer (Foster the People, Yoko Ono, New York Dolls,Dr. Octagon) and Songwriter, vocalist, guitarist Noah Dickie had the following to say:
"I've always respected artists that reflect their environment, and sing about what they know," says Noah, who started playing guitar at nine, while listening to everything from Bob Dylan, Gram Parsons and '90s hip-hop to Iron Maiden and The Germs. "I couldn't see doing anything else," he says, referencing L.A. poet Charles Bukowski, "I was born into this." Watch the video
here.
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