The time has finally come to listen to one of the largest collaborations of recent years.
After much waiting,Beyonce
and Chris Martin finally released their duet entitled "Hymn for the Weekend" with lyrics and beats that do not go out of your head anytime soon.
Described as a song to celebrate with a gospel inspiration, the single was released in preview in the radio BBC Annie Mac in London on Monday to the delight of fans. It should appear on the new Coldplay album comes out Friday.
As for the genesis of this collaboration, it is worth seeing.
"The song actually started with a sound very different," said bassist Guy Berryman at the microphone of our colleagues from the BBC. "Chris was trying to write a song to celebrate The lyrics were saying.". I pay my tour, I pay my tour "And we said,".. You can not say that It will not happen " "
Guy Berryman explains more:... "This is where the song began to profoundly evolve and he asked Beyonce to sing with her, and she kindly agreed And it was amazing She arrived She did what she had to do. She's great pro. I think she has completed it in 5 minutes. And we were very lucky to have it on one of our songs. "
Inspiration also came from a famous rapper whose hits "Right Round", "Whistle" or "Low" have card in the United States. We speak of course of Flo Rida.
"Initially, I was listening to Flo Rida or something like that, and I thought it was a pity that Coldplay did not clubbing pieces such as" Turn Down for What "" said Chris Martin in the Wall Street Journal.
It seems that this problem has been solved once and for all.
and Chris Martin finally released their duet entitled "Hymn for the Weekend" with lyrics and beats that do not go out of your head anytime soon.
Described as a song to celebrate with a gospel inspiration, the single was released in preview in the radio BBC Annie Mac in London on Monday to the delight of fans. It should appear on the new Coldplay album comes out Friday.
As for the genesis of this collaboration, it is worth seeing.
"The song actually started with a sound very different," said bassist Guy Berryman at the microphone of our colleagues from the BBC. "Chris was trying to write a song to celebrate The lyrics were saying.". I pay my tour, I pay my tour "And we said,".. You can not say that It will not happen " "
Guy Berryman explains more:... "This is where the song began to profoundly evolve and he asked Beyonce to sing with her, and she kindly agreed And it was amazing She arrived She did what she had to do. She's great pro. I think she has completed it in 5 minutes. And we were very lucky to have it on one of our songs. "
Inspiration also came from a famous rapper whose hits "Right Round", "Whistle" or "Low" have card in the United States. We speak of course of Flo Rida.
"Initially, I was listening to Flo Rida or something like that, and I thought it was a pity that Coldplay did not clubbing pieces such as" Turn Down for What "" said Chris Martin in the Wall Street Journal.
It seems that this problem has been solved once and for all.
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