Coldplay has changed its name: why and how is the new group called – 11/28/2018

The news began as a mystery, shifted a surprise and ended up being an attitude to stand out. What happened? The famous British band Coldplay decided change your name and deal with a new project different from many others that had been achieved in the past.

The first indication came from Parlophone Records, the label of the group led by Chris Martin, who announced on his Twitter account the hiring of a new group. The name? The units. (sic: with the male article),

From there multiplied versions: that the shadows appearing on the photo with which they announced the new group were similar to those of the members of Coldplay; in fact, the British had decided to leave behind their name that had propelled them to glory … The truth is that By the end of the hour, all this was gradually confirmed.

This is the same record as Parlophone Records that unveiled the mystery: this Friday, November 30, the album will be presented Global Citizen EP 1, A charity project whose profits will be used to support the campaigns of the Global Citizen movement, which seeks to eradicate extreme poverty in the world for the year 2030.

The same thing was faced by the members of Coldplay, that for this particular occasion will change its name and will be The units. In addition, other artists participating in the project are Pharrell Williams, Stormzy, David Guetta, Stargate, Cbadero Nyovest, Jozzy, Wizkid and Tiwa Savage. And the eyes: a theme will have up to the voice of Nelson Mandela.

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For the moment, the first single of the disc is already known. He's calling E-Lo and it was done by The units and Pharrell Williams.

In addition to this new album, The units will be present at the festival Mandela 100, organized by Global Citizen and will be held at the Johannesburg ETF stadium on December 2 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the South African political leader, who died in 2013.