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Here we present a new album and a new music video every week. We also give tickets for a concert that we highly recommend to music explorers
Album of the Week: Years and Years, "Palo Santo"
The British band plays in a future where androids admire us. Olly Alexander, leader of Years & Years, has become one of the spearheads of the LGBTQ movement in recent years. On the new album "Palo Santo", the British dream now of a future in which the genre no longer plays a role.
To explain the concept of "Palo Santo", Years & Years has released a short film. In this one, an android goes in search of people. The cool robots that have now taken the whole world envy us emotions and Olly Alexander is chosen to entertain the new, impartial leaders.
"Do you like men or women?" Alexander wants to finally know his boss. The answer: "For me, it's the same."
The futuristic short of the new album Years & Years. (Source: Youtube / Years & Years)
Ironically, the music on "Palo Santo" does not seem really futuristic. The electro pop sound is more reminiscent of the eighties and nineties. "Hallelujah" evokes memories of Michael Jackson, and the single "Sanctify" was inspired by "I'm Slave 4 You" by Britney, as Alexander admits himself.
Although the music does not fully reflect the story of the album, According to the singer, the lyrics are mainly addressed to an ex-boyfriend – "Palo Santo" is a strong statement today, in which sexual preferences merge, no one knows exactly where technological progress will take us, and from time to time remember how important humanity is.
Video of the Week: Nicki Minaj – "Lit" (Ariana Grande feat)
Nicki Minaj knows how to use her charms, and also the video for "Bed" would almost need a release ab-18. The chorus also includes Ariana Grande, who presents herself with similar generosity.
All bare skin diverts slightly the fact that it's actually a suspenseful song – which would require the two to put something in, but would not be a spoilers, but simply Nickis' role would not understand.
Almost a sweet pornography: Nicki Minajs "Bed". (Source: Youtube / Nicki Minaj)
Concert Tip: Live a Real Marley Live
Ziggy Marley; Monday, July 23; Kaufleuten, Zurich
Bob Marley is a legend, and anyone who has ever smoked a joint in his life can sing with his songs. Ziggy's son has now taken over the scepter of the reggae god and holds the heritage in the honor. He has already been honored with eight Grammys, most recently for his eponymous 2016 album.
The last longplayer "Rebellion Rises" was released in May. Although Ziggy does not explore a new genre – it would also be inappropriate if it does suddenly electro – but continues his personal journey, including a feature of his son. The reggae dynasty is alive, and Ziggy proves it at the merchants of Zurich
We give 2 x 2 tickets to the show!
Send an e-mail to [email protected] – will be drawn on Wednesday evening at 6 pm
The Marleys will probably make reggae in a hundred years. (Source: Youtube / Ziggy Marley)
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