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Coldplay shared a new music under a new name, Los Unidades.

Fans speculated earlier this week on Parlophone's "new signature", it's the award-winning group that received an award after the label released a gloomy picture of the mysterious number on Twitter. Users pointed out that the numbers were remarkably similar to Coldplay.

The group also enjoyed the tweet, while Coldplay's Coldplay fan account claimed to have uncovered a trademark contract that named Los Unidades owners as Chris Martin, Jon Buckland, Guy Berryman and Will Champion. .

Now, the first piece of Los Unidades has been released as part of the Global Citizen EP 1, directed by Martin. "E-Lo" contains Pharrell Williams and Jozzy – you can listen to it below.

"Global Citizen EP 1" will be released on Friday, November 30 and will include a second song by Los Unidades. It will also include Stormzy, David Guetta, Wizkid, etc. The record revenues will support Global Citizen's campaigns to eradicate poverty and improve gender equality, education, water and sanitation.

The full tracklisting is as follows:

"Rise Up (feat Nelson Mandela)" – Stargate
"E-Lo (Jozzy feat)" – Los Unidades & Pharrell Williams
& # 39; Timbuktu (Stormzy & Jess Kent feat) & # 39; – Cbadper Nyovest & Los Unidades
"Voodoo (Tiwa Savage, Wizkid, Danny Ocean and David Guetta)" – Stargate & Los Unidades

Meanwhile, sources close to the group have already hinted that they were working on new songs. Their friend and collaborator, Mat Whitecross, has revealed their intention to return to the studio next year.

Having known the group since the university, Supersonic Director Whitecross has recently released "A Head Full Of Dreams" – a new film that traces the group's 20-year history through unprecedented, personal and invisible footage. "They are currently on sabbatical, so they have been ruthlessly on vacation for a year," Whitecross said. NME.

"They never did it before. I do not know if you can call Chris a workaholic because he likes what he does; he enters and leaves the studio and writes three or four songs a day … This year, they decided to leave. As far as I know, they do not do anything, but they have plans for next year, but I did not participate. "

When asked if he knew anything about where the band was planning to play their sound for their upcoming eighth album, Whitecross replied, "I've heard a few things and I've filmed a few pieces of them talking about it, but I do not think I'm going to talk about it. m allowed to share something. It's interesting. "