No straightforward superhero stories will be found on Prime Video/Amazon, and that’s more than fine. This year, Gen V‘s second season will arrive to follow up on Homelander’s arrival during the campus bloodbath. Additionally, Robert Kirkman’s Invincible will return after an arguably too-slow season, but perhaps that will change with Mark Grayson’s Blue Suit era coming viewers’ way.
Steven Yeun’s character will also make his thoughts clear on the bureaucratic antics of Walton Goggins’ Global Defense Agency chief, Cecil Stedman. A trailer reveals that their working relationship has hit the skids, and February TV is about to bring the graphic comic violence.
When Does Invincible Season 3 Debut On Prime Video?
Premiere day is February 6 with streaming times varying across time zones (3:00am EST, 12:00am PST), and the first three episodes will stream at once. From this season’s synopsis:
Based on Robert Kirkman’s award-winning comic book series, Invincible follows 19-year-old Mark Grayson, as he inherits his father’s superpowers and sets out to become Earth’s greatest defender, only to discover the job is more challenging than he could have ever imagined. Everything changes as Mark is forced to face his past, and his future, while discovering how much further he’ll need to go to protect the people he loves.
Invincible‘s massive ensemble cast includes Ross Marquand, Zazie Beetz, Seth Rogen, Sterling K. Brown, Ben Schwartz, Zachary Quinto, and Gillian Jacobs. The first two seasons are already streaming in full.
Okay, maybe Starbucks isn’t the first (or second, or third, or fourth, or fifth) thing we think of when it comes to the year’s most romantic holiday, but that hasn’t stopped the big coffee chain from introducing a grip of new drinks for the season.
Whether you give in fully to Valentine’s Day or are one of those people who see the holiday as just a way for our society to sell us stuff we don’t need, the new drinks capitalize on the flavors most closely associated with the holiday, like strawberries and chocolate, and feel however you want about February 14th, but that’s a flavor combination too good to deny.
The new drinks include the Chocolate-Covered Strawberry Crème Frappuccino, the Chocolate Hazelnut Cookie Cold Brew, and the sexily named Midnight Drink. There is no way all of these drinks are worth your money, so we picked up all three, put ‘em to a taste test, and ranked them from least to most essential.
Here are our thoughts.
4. Midnight Drink
Dane Rivera
Thoughts & Tasting Notes:
Despite its admittedly evocative name, the Midnight Drink tasted too muted to really appeal to us. The drink consists of a blackberry fruit infusion shaken with coconut milk. Visually, it looks appetizing, but flavorwise it tastes like dirty water tinged with a bit of tart berry undertones.
The coconut doesn’t come through well enough. Overall, it tastes like this one is missing a few key ingredients to make it worth ordering.
The Bottom Line:
Skip this one. It looks great and sounds appetizing, but it tastes muted to the point of near flavorlessness.
3. Chocolate Covered Strawberry Crème Frappuccino
Dane Rivera
Thoughts & Tasting Notes:
This is the one drink out of the four that seems explicitly Valentine’s Day-themed, and because of that I would’ve liked to rank it higher but, here it is sitting at third. Despite being second to last, that isn’t to say this drink isn’t good. Unlike the Midnight Drink, Starbucks didn’t forget to pack this one with flavor.
This drink takes the Strawberry Crème base and builds on it by adding a heavy drizzle of chocolate syrup, blended chocolate chunks, and a thick layer of Strawberry purée. The flavor balances sweet and creamy strawberry tones with more tart sensations, with a nice rich dark chocolate finish.
It’s everything you want a Frappuccino to be — indulgent, sweet, and taste-bud pleasing with a nice decadent twist.
The Bottom Line:
Delicious enough that you’ll want it to be part of Starbucks’ permanent menu. It’s a shame it’s not.
2. Chocolate Hazelnut Cookie Cold Brew
Dane Rivera
Of the four new Valentine’s Day drinks, the Chocolate Hazelnut Cookie Cold Brew is the only one that has any coffee in it, so if you’re all about that heavy dose of caffeine, this is the drink for you.
The Chocolate Hazelnut Cookie Cold Brew features a nutty, buttery, and earthy flavor with a hint of chocolate and a whole lot of sweetness, which pairs nicely with the soft cocoa flavor of Starbucks’ cold brew base. The foam on this cold brew features little flecks of chocolate which help to emphasize that chocolatey vibe even more.
Thoughts & Tasting Notes:
A welcome twist to Starbucks’ cold brew. Especially if you’re into chocolatey Nutella vibes.
1. Blackberry Sage Lemonade Refresher
Dane Rivera
Thoughts & Tasting Notes:
Starbucks’ Refreshers line are essentially mocktails, which makes them incredibly easy to write off. A big criticism of mocktails is that you don’t get anything out of them, it’s essentially an elevated sweet drink, which begs the question, why not just have a Coca-Cola? Well, drinks like the Blackberry Sage Lemonade Refresher make the whole concept of a mocktail valid.
This drink features a sweet and tangy lemonade base infused with blackberries and a hint of sage. It’s a true joy to drink. It’s tangy, tart, earthy, a bit woody, and has this addicting bright and minty finish. The way the Blackberry Sage Lemonade Refresher hits your palate takes your tastebuds on a journey. It’s surprisingly nuanced and complex, and it is easily Starbucks’ best lemonade ever.
The Bottom Line:
Don’t write off the Refreshers as simple mocktails. The Blackberry Sage Lemonade Refresher, with its complex, earthy, tart, and sweet flavor is absolutely worth a trip to Starbucks.
That’s not something we ever thought we’d say about this line of beverages.
UK heritage footwear brand Clarks is celebrating its 200th anniversary with a special documentary that tells the story of how a small footwear brand from the isolated town of Somerset became one of the most recognizable and beloved brands in the world (particularly the music world). The documentary, titled From Somerset to the World, is narrated by Yasiin Bey (FKA as Mos Def and one-half of the legendary Black Star) and directed by Set Free Richardson, pays special attention across its 18-minute runtime to the brand’s deep connection to music culture, from the island of Jamaica to the urban jungles of New York City and London.
The documentary features interviews and reflections from the likes of Wu-Tang alum Ghostface Killah and Raekwon, as well as Liam Gallagher, Big Youth, Lila Ika, and Becca Dudley, designers like Martine Rose and Danielle Cathari, and Jamaican footballer Allan “Skill” Cole, which helps put into perspective just how resonant and vital a brand Clarks is to popular culture.
Being around for 200 years is no small feat. But what’s truly impressive about the brand is how many big names it has within its loyal fan base. It’s not every day that a brand can get someone as big as Liam Gallagher to say, “I don’t think there is any other brand for me… I find it hard to even look at other brands.” PUMA could never!
To watch From Somerset To The World, head over to the Clarks or Clarks Originals Instagram channels, or watch it on YouTube.
Since their hit, gold-certified 2018 single “Hunnybee,” Unknown Mortal Orchestra have released the instrumental album IC-01 Hanoi and followed that with the non-instrumental 2023 project V. Now, they’re going back to the instrumental realm: Today (February 5), the group announced IC-02 Bogotá. They also shared a video for “Earth 1,” which features footage from the recording of the album.
The IC series of instrumental albums documents a period spent in a specific city, and in this case, the band made this project in Colombia. A press release describes the project as “possible background music for some strange parties and night drives in your future.”
This comes after a relatively quiet stretch from the group following the release of V. The same year as dropping that album, though, they did have some collaborations with recognizable names: They remixed Wet Leg’s hit “Chaise Longue” and they featured on Portugal The Man’s “Summer Of Luv” from their album Chris Black Changed My Life.
Check out the “Earth 1” video above and find the IC-02 Bogotá cover art and tracklist below.
Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s IC-02 Bogotá Album Cover Artwork
Last year, CBS gave the post-Super Bowl timeslot to Tracker. That turned out to be a smart move. Fox hopes Super Bowl LIX‘s lead-out program is just as successful.
The Kansas City Chiefs vs. Philadelphia Eagles game (and Kendrick Lamar ft. SZA halftime show) on Sunday, February 9, will be followed by the season three premiere of The Floor. The Rob Lowe-hosted game show is described as a “trivia battle in which contestants stand on squares on a massive game show floor, competing for a whopping grand prize.”
It’s no The Wonder Years series premiere, or “The One After the Superbowl,” or the Family Guy pilot, but hey, ratings are ratings.
Fox initially announced that Rescue Hi-Surf would get the post-Super Bowl timeslot before it went to The Floor instead. But according to The Hollywood Reporter, the first-year drama about sexy lifeguards (not Baywatch) “will likely still get heavy promotion during the Super Bowl (as it did during the World Series), and what the network is billing as ‘a special episode’ of the series is set to run the day after the NFL title game, Feb. 10.”
Super Bowl LIX airs on Fox and streams on Tubi on Sunday, February 9, from the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Today, Sumney re-released “Hey Girl” from the aforementioned project as “Hey Girl(s),” adding Meshell Ndegeocello and Syd as features. They slot perfectly into the lush, jazz-accented composition — which should come as no surprise to anyone who’s paid attention to the two singers for the past 20 years. In a press release, Ndegeocello praised Sumney, whose music she’s had an outsized influence on, saying, “I was excited when Moses thought of me for this song because I love his voice, it’s just otherworldly, and this song spoke to me because of the way he pushes a romantic narrative into the future. It was a pleasure to get a glimpse into his process and an honor to be part of it.”
Although there’s no word of when Sumney’s next musical move is coming, you can bet it’ll continue to push boundaries and raise the bar of musical excellence.
Listen to Moses Sumney’s “Hey Girl(s)” featuring Meshell Ndegeocello and Syd above.
At the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minnesota last night (February 4), Tyler The Creator kicked off his anticipated Chromakopia: The World Tour. For fans planning to attend a future show, yesterday’s setlist might be of interest.
Per setlist.fm, Tyler played a massive 30-song set, and the most-represented album, of course, was Chromakopia, although hits from his other projects were sprinkled throughout the evening.
Check out the setlist below, followed by Tyler’s upcoming tour dates.
Tyler The Creator’s Chromakopia: The World Tour Setlist
1. “St. Chroma”
2. “Rah Tah Tah”
3. “Noid”
4. “Darling, I”
5. “I Killed You”
6. “Judge Judy”
7. “Sticky”
8. “Take Your Mask Off”
9. “Earfquake”
10. “I Think”
11. “Yonkers”
12. “Tron Cat”
13. “She”
14. “Tamale”
15. “Rusty”
16. “IFHY”
17. “Lumberjack”
18. “Dogtooth”
19. “Sorry Not Sorry”
20. “Deathcamp”
21. “2Seater”
22. “Smuckers”
23. “Boredom”
24. “Who Dat Boy”
25. “Wusyaname”
26. “Thought I Was Dead”
27. “Like Him”
28. “See You Again”
29. “Balloon”
30. “I Hope You Find Your Way Home”
Tyler The Creator’s 2025 Tour Dates: Chromakopia: The World Tour
02/06 — Milwaukee, WI @ Fiserv Forum *^
02/08 — Kansas City, MO @ T-Mobile Center *^
02/11 — Denver, CO @ Ball Arena *^
02/14 — Los Angeles, CA @ Crypto.com Arena *^
02/17 — Los Angeles, CA @ Crypto.com Arena *^
02/20 — Los Angeles, CA @ Crypto.com Arena *^
02/23 — Sacramento, CA @ Golden 1 Center *^
02/24 — Oakland, CA @ Oakland Arena *^
02/26 — Portland, OR @ Moda Center *^
02/28 — Vancouver, BC @ Rogers Arena *^
03/02 — Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena *^
03/05 — San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center *^
03/07 — Las Vegas, NV @ MGM Grand Garden Arena *^
03/09 — San Diego, CA @ Pechanga Arena San Diego *^
03/12 — Phoenix, AZ @ Footprint Center *^
03/15 — Austin, TX @ Moody Center *^
03/17 — Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center *^
03/19 — Houston, TX @ Toyota Center *^
03/21 — Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena *^
03/22 — Orlando, FL @ Kia Center ^
03/24 — Miami, FL @ Kaseya Center ^
03/26 — Charlotte, NC @ Spectrum Center *^
03/28 — Pittsburgh, PA @ PPG Paints Arena *^
03/29 — Columbus, OH @ Schottenstein Center *^
04/01 — Washington, D.C. @ Capital One Arena *^
04/25 — Antwerp, BE @ Sportpaleis *^
04/27 — Paris, FR @ Accor Arena *^
04/30 — Milan, IT @ Unipol Forum *^
05/01 — Zurich, CH @ Hallenstadion *^
05/02 — Frankfurt, DE @ Festhalle *^
05/04 — Cologne, DE @ LANXESS Arena *^
05/06 — Oslo, NO @ Oslo Spektrum *^
05/07 — Copenhagen, DK @ Royal Arena *^
05/09 — Prague, CZ @ O2 arena *^
05/10 — Krakow, PL @ TAURON Arena Krakow *^
05/12 — Berlin, DE @ Uber Arena *^
05/14 — Amsterdam, NL @ Ziggo Dome *^
05/17 — Birmingham, UK @ Utilita Arena Birmingham *^
05/19 — London, UK @ The O2 *^5/21 — London, UK @ The O2 *^
05/24 — Dublin, IE @ 3Arena *^
05/27 — Manchester, UK @ Co-op Live *^
05/30 — Glasgow, UK @ OVO Hydro *^
06/27 — Cincinnati, OH @ Heritage Bank Center *^
06/28 — Cleveland, OH @ Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse *^
06/30 — Chicago, IL @ United Center *^
07/03 — Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena *^
07/05 — Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center *^
07/08 — Boston, MA @ TD Garden *^
07/11 — Baltimore, MD @ CFG Bank Arena *^
07/12 — Raleigh, NC @ Lenovo Center *^
07/14 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden *^
07/17 — Brooklyn, NY @ Barclays Center *^
07/22 — Montreal, QC @ Bell Centre *^
07/24 — Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena *^
07/27 — Newark, NJ @ Prudential Center *^
08/18 — Auckland, NZ @ Spark Arena *^
08/22 — Melbourne, VIC, Australia @ Rod Laver Arena *^
08/23 — Melbourne, VIC, Australia @ Rod Laver Arena *^
08/26 — Sydney, NSW, Australia @ Qudos Bank Arena *^
08/27 — Sydney, NSW, Australia @ Qudos Bank Arena *^
08/30 — Brisbane, QLD, Australia @ Brisbane Entertainment Centre *^
09/04 — Perth, WA, Australia @ RAC Arena *^
Shower Curtain has been a part of the DIY fabric for a minute now. Starting in 2018, Victoria Winter used the project as a bedroom-pop outlet to release a smattering of EPs and singles. Since relocating to New York City and befriending bandmates Cody Hudgins of Crate, Ethan Williams of Punchlove, and Sean Terrell of Fasting, Winter has reconfigured her one-woman endeavor into a full-on rock band.
The end result is Shower Curtain’s full-length debut, Words From A Wishing Well, which released back in October on indie stalwart Fire Talk. Taking cues from shoegaze greats like My Bloody Valentine and Slowdive, plus modern indie stars like Wednesday and Alex G, Shower Curtain’s first record is a tidy, fuzzy encapsulation of the group’s spin on ’90s-indebted alt-rock.
Following the album’s release in October, Winter sat down with Uproxx to talk about Frankie Cosmos, Brazil, AI-generated playlists, and more in our latest Q&A.
What are four words you would use to describe your music?
Textured, sensitive, emotional, dynamic.
It’s 2050 and the world hasn’t ended and people are still listening to your music. How would you like it to be remembered?
I think I’d like my art to be remembered as genuine, something that people can relate to and that feels sincere and authentic regardless of the times. I’d also love to be remembered as a hot baddie and THAT B*TCH haha. I don’t even know what creative endeavor I will be known for but I just wanna be known for being a strong woman that was an impactful community member.
Who’s the person who has most inspired your work, and why?
This is maybe one of the toughest questions because I’m definitely blinded by my contemporary heroes and was always someone who was constantly changing my current obsession. But in hindsight maybe Frankie Cosmos? I had just gotten my first guitar when I was 16-17, and my sister Samira told me maybe I could learn some songs from Zentropy. After that, I learned Frankie Cosmos’ albums from start to finish, and memorizing chord shapes that ultimately led me to try and write my own songs. The DIY nature of bedroom pop as a whole was most definitely the reason why I felt like making music wasn’t something I couldn’t do. Not only that but also just the culture of zine-making and collage around that movement at the time ultimately led me to get into graphic design (which is my day job now and what I got my degree in). So I guess in many ways the bedroom pop genre as a whole, Frankie Cosmos, and my sister Samira 🙂
Where did you eat the best meal of your life and what was it?
I’ve realized how many good meals I’ve had because this question is so hard to answer. I’m a big foodie and love to cook. I think perhaps the most memorable meal was this past year on my dad’s birthday. He and my aunt were rekindling their relationship as siblings, and she invited me and my cousin to have his birthday dinner with them. When we got to this exclusive restaurant that was totally hidden, I realized we were about to have an eight-course meal. Yes, eight! It was epic to say the least. Every flavor profile was present and by the fourth round of cold appetizers I was in another dimension. I truly didn’t think food could be this crazy of an experience. I remember taking pictures of every course because it truly looked like an art piece.
Tell us about the best concert you’ve ever attended.
This is definitely a copout because it’s not just one artist but an experience, but Desert Daze 2018 and 2019 were amazing and life-changing. Being by Lake Perris and watching MBV and Slowdive was crazy, and the following year watching Alvvays and Devo was life-changing.
What song never fails to make you emotional?
“Um Girassol da Cor do Seu Cabelo” – Clube Da Esquina
What’s the last thing you Googled?
“Did Trump revoke the equal employment opportunity act?”
Where’s the weirdest place you’ve ever crashed while on tour?
When I drummed in my sister’s band on a Brazil tour, we played in Juiz de Fora. Our show was running extremely late (South American style) and around midnight the venue got shut down and we still hadn’t played. The show ended up being moved to this studio right next door to the house we were staying in, and after the show the people who were hosting us threw a party at their place until 6 a.m. Everyone got so drunk we ended up sharing the living room with random people who just were at the party and decided to also crash there. I vividly remember waking up to the guy’s dog licking this guy’s foot next to me not long before he had to run to the bathroom and throw up.
What’s your favorite city in the world to perform and what’s the city you hope to perform in for the first time?
I really love performing in Brazil where I am originally from. People express themselves and dance so much. I played a show with Ethan there two years ago, but I hope I can bring Cody and Sean there one day too. I haven’t toured that much in the U.S to have much experience under my belt, but this past tour, Kansas City got a special place in my heart. Everyone who I’ve met from the scene there is so sweet and kind and also extremely talented. I felt so inspired after our show there.
For cities I’d definitely like to perform in, Mexico City is on my bucket list because I’ve heard people go even harder there than in Brazil. And US-wise: Los Angeles because I have so many friends there and would love to go back.
What’s one piece of advice you’d go back in time to give to your 18-year-old self?
You are talented enough to pursue art school; you are as deserving as everybody else. Come to terms: you do not want to go to college for something your parents deem is appropriate; you will not find happiness that way. Don’t let men mansplain playing the drums to you. Also I love you and you will be happier.
What’s one of your hidden talents?
I can do an extremely loud mouth pop.
If you had a million dollars to donate to charity, what cause would you support and why?
Either Palestinian Children’s Relief Fund or one of the many organizations that help preserve and aid Indigenous communities around the Amazon, who are constantly in danger due to the deforestation and interest in turning that area into cow farms.
What are your thoughts about AI and the future of music?
I think the scariest part of AI and music is most definitely how algorithmic things are getting, leading us artists and people who work in the music industry enslaved to technology. I think it’s messed up. More AI-generated playlists are showing up, and playlist editors are being fired. Even though the nature of a playlist editor is also one that is tied to connections through labels and distributions, at least a human is actively thinking about those choices. It feels like, if we only rely on AI, people will not discover new music and everyone will just be exposed to the same artists.
I have no idea what the future of music looks like. I have been pretty bleak about it all. It feels like everything is out of my control at all times and I am waiting for some magic luck to happen, which can also be fun when the luck is on your side. I think TikTok being banned or not will have a major part in the future of music, since kids these days only listen to things they find on there, and I am guilty of it too. I definitely know a lot of artists because of TikTok.
You are throwing a music festival. Give us the dream lineup of 5 artists that will perform with you and the location it would be held.
This is totally unrealistic but I’d love to throw a more intimate fest at this club in NY Nowadays with some of my favorite bands playing in the outside area – like Wednesday and Mannequin Pussy and then once the sun sets DJ sets by Horsegiiirl and DJ Shannon, who is one of my favorite local DJs and just throw a Charli set at the end of the night.
Who’s your favorite person to follow on social media?
Trisha Paytas…. I love watching her mukbangs and her twilight cosplay skits
What’s the story behind your first or favorite tattoo?
This one is hard because I have so many tattoos but maybe my tattoo of my cat Edgar, who has passed away since I got it but I carry him on my arm.
What is your pre-show ritual?
Spiraling in anxiety while simultaneously laughing at Sean making impersonations and jokes… depending on my mood drinking a Liquid Death or a Miller High Life
Who was your first celebrity crush?
My first celebrity crush was most definitely Taylor Lautner in Sharkboy And Lavagirl and Cheaper By The Dozen 2.
You have a month off and the resources to take a dream vacation. Where are you going and who is coming with you?
I’m bringing my boyfriend Ethan, and my best friend Grace and her boyfriend Zack. We are flying first class to Italy and taking a wine tour in the country, eating amazing food every day, and staying in the most amazing cottage for a week. Then Ethan and I say bye to Grace & Zack and we take our own trip to Japan for another two weeks where we meet my other best friend Yuka and she takes us to all the awesome spots and raves in Tokyo. Then I just want a staycation for the rest of the month at home to be honest. I need that rest haha
What is your biggest fear?
Death… but also just dying before enjoying my life to the fullest. Less dark answer: Elevators and any time the train stops underground.
Words From A Wishing Well is out now via Fire Talk. Find more information here.
More than 100 artists are signed on for Detroit’s 2025 Movement Electronic Music Festival, including Jamie xx, Ferg, Zack Fox, and more. Returning to Hart Plaza on May 24–26, 2025, the Movement Festival is one of the premiere EDM festivals in the US.
3-Day and 1-Dy Passes for both GA and VIP are now on sale. You can find more information here. See below for the full lineup of MovementElectronic Music Festival 2025.
Movement Electronic Music Festival 2025 Lineup
ADMN
AK
Anfisa Letyago
Annicka
Armanni Reign
Ashton Swinton
Augustus Williams
Avalon Emerson
BeatLoaf
Beige
Ben UFO
Blackmoonchild
The Blessed Madonna
Boys Noize
Brian Kage
Carl Cox (Live)
Carl Craig b2b Moodymann ft. Mike Banks
Chaos in the CBD
Charlotte de Witte
Chase & Status
Chris Liebing
Chuck Daniels
Claude VonStroke
Cobblestone Jazz
Craig Gonzalez
D.Dan
Deepchord (Live)
Dennis Ferrer
Disc Jockey George
DJ Cent
DJ Gigola
DJ Godfather
DJ Holographic
DJ I.V.
DJ Minx
DJ Nobu
DJ Seinfeld
DJ Seoul
DJ Sphinx
DJ Tennis b2b Chloé Caillet
Donavan Glover
Dubfire
Ela Minus
Ember LaFíamma
Erika
Father Dukes
FERG
FJAAK
Fullbodydurag
Gay Marvine
Goldie b2b Photek
HAAi
Hamdi
Helena Hauff
Henry Brooks
Hiroko Yamamura
HiTech
horsegiirL
Huey Mnemonic
Jamie xx
JEM
JMT
John Summit
Jon Dixon (Live)
Joris Voorn
Joseph Capriati
Junior Sanchez
Keith Worthy
Kevin Reynolds (Live)
Kevin Saunderson b2b The Saunderson Brothers
Klangkuenstler
Layton Giordani
Loco Dice b2b Vintage Culture
Loren
Marcel Dettmann
Mark Broom (Live)
Mau P
MCR-T
Mike ‘Agent X’ Clark
Mike Schommer (Live)
Mike Servito
Mister Joshooa
MK
Nina Kraviz
Norm Talley
Octave One (Live)
Patrick Topping
Peter Croce
PROSPA
QURL
RAEDY LEX
Ricardo Villalobos
Rimarkable
Riva Starr
Salar Ansari
Salute
Sama’ Abdulhadi
Sammy Virji
Sara Landry
Sarena Tyler
Seth Troxler
Shawescape Renegade
Shawn Rudiman (Live)
Shigeto Live Ensemble
Shimza
SILLYGIRLCARMEN
Skepta Más Tiempo
Sonny Fodera
Soul Clap
Stacey Hotwaxx Hale
Stacey Pullen
Theresa Hill
TSHA
Waajeed b2b Ladymonix
Walker & Royce
Whodat
Zack Fox
John’s longtime collaborator Bernie Taupin also contributed lyrics to the album, alongside Carlile, while Andrew Watt was also a primary collaborator. Also working on the project were Chad Smith (of Red Hot Chili Peppers), Josh Klinghoffer (formerly of RHCP, currently a Pearl Jam touring member), and esteemed session bassist Pino Palladino.
John says in a statement:
“This record was one of the toughest I’ve ever made, but it was also one of the greatest musical experiences of my life. It has given me a place where I know I can move forward. Who Believes In Angels? feels like going into another era and I’m pushing the door open to come into the future. I have everything I’ve done behind me and it’s been brilliant, amazing. But this is the new start for me. As far as I’m concerned, this is the start of my career Mark two.”
Carlile also says:
“I’m still reeling from the fact that I got to do it. I think all ships rise with Elton John’s standards for songwriting, and it was an incredibly challenging and inspiring environment to work in, everybody throwing in ideas, everybody listening to everybody else’s ideas. It felt like a family. The world is a wild place to live in right now. It’s hard to find peace and triumph. It’s a radical act to seek out joyful and euphoric happenings. And that is what this album represents to me.”
There’s also a trailer for the album that doubles as a making-of short film.
Listen to “Who Believes In Angels?” above and find the album’s cover art and tracklist below.
Elton John and Brandi Carlile’s Who Believes In Angels? Album Cover Artwork
Interscope
Elton John and Brandi Carlile’s Who Believes In Angels? Tracklist
1. “The Rose Of Laura Nyro”
2. “Little Richard’s Bible”
3. “Swing For The Fences”
4. “Never Too Late”
5. “You Without Me”
6. “Who Believes In Angels?”
7. “The River Man”
8. “A Little Light”
9. “Someone To Belong To”
10. “When This Old World Is Done With Me”
Who Believes In Angels? is out 4/4 via Interscope. Find more information here.
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