Swedish House Mafia, el súper conjunto de productores conformado por Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso y Steve Angello está de vuelta con una nueva canción después de un descanso de 8 años.2012 fue el año donde Swedish House Mafia se presentó ante el mundo, su sencillo “Don’t you worry child” llegó a todos los continentes y con 771 millones de reproducciones y contando; podríamos considerar a Swedish... como uno de los grupos más exitosos de música electrónica en la última década.Ahora, después de algunos rumores y siendo la portada de la revista Billboard, el trío ha regresado con “It gets better“, su primer sencillo con republic records y una masiva prueba del impulso con el que SHM está de vuelta. Beats pegajosos, coros con efectos de distorsión y un ritmo que hará retumbar las bocinas de tu casa es la manera en que esta agrupación retoma las riendas del género house.
Además, para complementar este regreso, se liberó un video oficial el cual tiene una estética oscura y donde el misticismo y la distopía se hacen presentes en cada cuadro. Dicho material pareciera ser una película de ciencia ficción donde los humanos fueron reemplazados por un tipo de ente grisáceo; quienes están a la espera de que los que parecen sus salvadores despierten de un largo sueño.
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Por ahora no hay mayor información sobre que se traen entre manos estos DJ’s, pero esperamos que pueda ser algo choncho. En lo que lo averiguamos, Swedish House Mafia tendrá una presentación en vivo en The tonight show starring Jimmy Fallon el lunes 19 de julio.
Échale un ojo al video oficial de “It gets better” aquí abajo:
Ariana Grande has released another video in her ongoing series with VEVO. Today, she has revealed a stirring performance of “my hair” from her 2020 smash, Positions.
Says VEVO regarding the performance: “If our Official Live Performances of ‘pov’ and ‘safety net’ reveal anything, it’s that Ariana Grande excels at her job because she’s so passionate about the results. You don’t hit the high notes, you don’t exude candor, and you don’t make pop music as moving as she does without crossing the T’s and dotting the I’s. A very cool Cali session with the look and feel of a cozy little meadow was a perfect place to turn some of the best tunes on Positions into utterly memorable performances. Go Team Ari. This spin on ‘pov’ has a jazzy feel, amplifying the breezy vibe that was established on Positions. Makes sense, Ari’s vocals dart and flash like a nightclub saxophonist improvising through a tune. Hang tight, there are three more coming…”
Ariana has been everywhere of late, promoting the fifth anniversary of Dangerous Woman in addition to revealing these unique VEVO sessions. For the anniversary of the project, the multi-platinum third album from Ariana Grande, Republic Records/UMe released two bonus tracks, previously only available on the Target exclusive version of the album.
Initially released on May 20, 2016, the Grammy-nominated Dangerous Woman solidified Ariana Grande’s superstardom as Rolling Stone described her as, one who is “capable of practically anything.”
With the critically acclaimed album, Grande boldly defied expectation and revealed the full force of her voice (hailed as an “extraordinary, versatile, limitless instrument‚” upon Grande’s appearance on Time’s “100 Most Influential People” list).
The Dangerous Woman era started with the promotional single “Focus,” which was in October 2015. While “Focus” featured the same upbeat, horn-driven energy of Grande’s 2014 smash hit “Problem,” it also teed up the album’s first official single, as Grande coquettishly instructed listeners to “focus on me.”
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After last week’s teaser, Billie Eilish has shared another new single from her next album. Eilish’s self-directed visual for “NDA” finds 25 stunt drivers zipping around Eilish at night. The clip was filmed in one take, without the use of stunt doubles or visual effects for the vehicles. Check it out below.
“NDA” is the fifth song that Eilish has shared from her second record Happier Than Ever, which she announced in April. She’s also released the tracks “Therefore I Am,” “Lost Cause,” and “Your Power” with accompanying music videos. The rest of the album is out July 30 via Darkroom/Interscope, and includes “My Future,” which Eilish dropped last summer.
In March, Eilish’s “Everything I Wanted” won the Grammy Award for Record of the Year. Her James Bond theme “No Time to Die” won for Best Song for Visual Media, too, and she performed “Everything I Wanted” with Finneas at the award ceremony. She joined Rosalía on the single “Lo Vas a Olvidar” in January.
