Paloma Faith has confirmed the details for her new album.
The British singer, songwriter, and actress christened her fifth studio album “Infinite Things” and will release it on November 13 via Sony Music Entertainment UK.
Lead single “Better Than This” – which was produced by Jamie Hartman and Jordan Riley – is now available via iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify, Tidal, Google Music and all other digital streaming platforms.
The follow-up to 2018’s “The Architect” reportedly features additional productions from Grades, Fred Ball, Starsmith, George Moore, MNEK, Tre Jean-Marie, Stephan Moccio, Dave Okumu, AC Burrell, Digital Farm Animals, Patrick Wimberly, and Detonate.
On the songwriting front, Faith has teamed up with Diane Warren, Ruth-Anne Cunningham, Cleo Tighe, Janee “Jin Jin” Bennett, Andrew “BullySongs” Bullimore, and Clarence Coffee Jr.
Watch the music video for “Better Than This” below.
Paloma Faith has teamed up with Jonas Blue for his new single “Mistakes,” which is now available via is iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
Released under A Positiva / Virgin EMI Records, “Mistakes” was co-written by Uzoechi “MNEK” Emenike and James “Boy Matthews” Norton and collectively produced by Jonas Blue and Aaron Zuckerman.
As mentioned in earlier posts, Faith is expected to release her fifth studio album later this year via Sony Music Entertainment / RCA Records Label UK.
The follow-up to 2017’s “The Architect” reportedly boasts songwriting contributions from Diane Warren, Ruth-Anne Cunningham, Clarence Coffee Jr, Andrew “BullySongs” Bullimore, Cleo Tighe, and Janee “Jin Jin” Bennett.
On the production front, Faith has worked with Grades, Fred Ball, Starsmith, Dave Okumu, George Moore, Stephan Moccio, Detonate, Tre Jean-Marie, AC Burrell, Digital Farm Animals, Patrick Wimberley, Fred Ball, and Mojam.
Jessie Ware has announced the details for her upcoming album.
The British singer/songwriter christened her third studio collection “What’s Your Pleasure?” and will release it on June 5th via PMR Records in partnership with Universal Music Group / Virgin EMI Records.
Current promotional single “Spotlight” – which was written by Ware alongside Alexandra “Shungudzo” Govere, Danny Parker and James Ford – is now available Apple Music and all other digital streaming outlets.
The follow-up to 2017’s “Glasshouse” boasts additional contributions from Adam “Kindness” Bainbridge, Clarence Coffee Jr, Joseph “Metronomy” Mount, Benjamin “Benji B” Benstead, Midland, Daniel “Grades” Traynor, and Morgan Geist.
See the tracklisting for “What’s Your Pleasure?” below.
(1) Spotlight / (2) What’s Your Pleasure? / (3) Ooh La La / (4) Soul Control / (5) Save a Kiss / (6) Adore You / (7) In Your Eyes / (8) Step Into My Life / (9) Read My Lips / (10) Mirage (Don’t Stop) / (11) The Kill / (12) Remember Where You Are
British singer/songwriter Dua Lipa has revealed the tracklisting for her upcoming sophomore studio album, “Future Nostalgia,” which will arrive on April 3 via Warner Music Group / Warner Bros. Records.
Current single “Physical” – which was written by Dua Lipa alongside Sarah Hudson, Clarence Coffee Jr., and Jason Evigan – is now available via Apple Music and all other digital streaming outlets.
“Future Nostalgia” boasts additional songwriting contributions from Emily Warren, Caroline Ailin, Kamille, Tove Lo, Shakka Philip, Ali Tamposi, Sophie “Frances” Cooke, and Chelcee Grimes.
On the production front, Dua Lipa has worked with Stephen “Koz” Kozmeniuk, Ian Kirkpatrick, Stuart Price, TMS, Jeff Bhasker, SG Lewis, Andrew Watt, and The Monsters & Strangerz.
See the tracklisting for “Future Nostalgia” (PS. The MNEK-produced/Normani-featuring “If It Ain’t Me” is expected texpected to feature on the deluxe version of the album).
(1) Future Nostalgia / (2) Don’t Start Now / (3) Cool / (4) Physical / (5) Levitating / (6) Pretty Please / (7) Hallucinate / (8) Love Again / (9) Break My Heart / (10) Good in Bed / (11) Boys Will Be Boys
Dua Lipa has unveiled the artwork and release date for her upcoming album.
The British singer/songwriter will release her second studio collection “Future Nostalgia” on April 3rd via Warner Bros. Records.
Current single “Physical” – which was co-written by Sarah Hudson, Clarence Coffee Jr., and Jason Evigan – will arrive on January 31 via iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
The follow-up to 2018’s “Dua Lipa” features additional songwriting contributions from from Billy Walsh, Caroline Ailin, Emily Warren, Scott Harris, Julia Michaels, Tove Lo, Jaramye Daniels, Kennedi Lykken, Tayla Parx, Kamille, Sarah Aarons, Ilsey Juber, Jozzy, Sasha Sloan, and Lindy Robbins.
On the production front, Dua Lipa has worked with Stephen “Koz” Kozmeniuk, Pharrell Williams, Nile Rodgers, Ian Kirkpatrick, Jeff Bhasker, Grades, King Henry, Ilya Salmanzadeh, Max Martin, Joel Little, Fred Ball, Danja, Supa Dups, Metro Boomin’, John Ryan, and Sly.
Stream the audio clip for “Don’t Start Now” below.
Dua Lipa has announced the details for her new single.
The British singer/songwriter christened “Physical” as her next promotional cut and will release it on January 30 via iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
The track was written by Dua Lipa alongside Sarah Hudson (Katy Perry, Rita Ora), Clarence Coffee Jr. (Justin Bieber, Chris Brown) and Jason Evigan (David Guetta, Nick Jonas).
As mentioned in earlier posts, Dua Lipa’s upcoming sophomore album “Future Nostalgia” – featuring lead single “Don’t Start Now” – is scheduled to arrive later this year via Warner Bros. Records.
The highly-anticipated project reportedly features additional songwriting contributions from from Julia Michaels, Tove Lo, Kennedi Lykken, Tayla Parx, Kamille, Sarah Aarons, Ilsey Juber, Jozzy, Sasha Sloan, and Lindy Robbins.
On the production front, Dua Lipa has worked with Koz, Pharrell Williams, Nile Rodgers, Grades, King Henry, Ilya Salmanzadeh, Max Martin, Joel Little, Fred Ball, Danja, Supa Dups, Metro Boomin’, John Ryan, and Sly.
Stream the audio clip for “Future Nostalgia” below.
“Future Nostalgia” is now available via iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
The track was written by Dua Lipa alongside Clarence Coffee Jr. (Tinashe, Bebe Rexha) and Jeff Bhasker (Alicia Keys, Bruno Mars).
As mentioned in earlier posts, Dua Lipa’s upcoming second studio album “Future Nostalgia” – featuring previous single “Don’t Start Now” (which was co-written by Caroline Ailin, Emily Warren and Ian Kirkaptrick) – is expected to arrive early next year via Warner Bros. Records.
The highly-anticipated project reportedly features additional songwriting contributions from from Julia Michaels, Sarah Hudson, Tove Lo, Kennedi, Tayla Parx, Kamille, Sarah Aarons, Ilsey Juber, Jozzy, Sasha Sloan, and Lindy Robbins.
On the production front, Dua Lipa has worked with Koz, Pharrell Williams, Nile Rodgers, Grades, King Henry, Ilya, Max Martin, Jason Evigan, Joel Little, Fred Ball, Danja, Supa Dups, Metro Boomin’, John Ryan, and Sly.
Stream the audio clip for “Future Nostalgia” below.
British singer/songwriter Paloma Faith has enlisted Janee “Jin Jin” Bennett and Fred Ball for a new collaboration.
The songwriting and production duo recently helmed Raye’s last single “Love Me Again,” which peaked to number fifty-five on the UK Singles Chart.
Jin Jin’s songwriting resume boasts additional works with Craig David (“Do You Miss Me Much”), Sigala (“We Got Love”), Jess Glynne (“All I Am”), Jax Jones (“You Don’t Know Me”), Yebba Smith (“Evergreen”), Little Mix (“Grown”), Rita Ora (“Proud”), Don Diablo (“Brave”) and Jonas Blue (“Alien”).
Meanwhile, Fred Ball’s production credits include Toni Braxton’s “Please,” Mariah Carey’s “One Mo ‘Gen,” Harloe’s “Rivers Run Dry,” Justine Skye’s “Heaven,” Maeta’s “Babygirl,” Zara Larsson’s “One Mississippi,” Roses Gabor’s “Turkish Delight,” and Jessie Ware’s “Slow Me Down.”
As mentioned in earlier posts, Faith is currently working on her upcoming fifth studio album under Sony Music Entertainment UK.
The follow-up to 2017’s “The Architect” reportedly features additional contributions from Diane Warren, AC Burrell, Grades, Dave Okumu, Mnek, Tre Jean-Marie, Starsmith, Cleo Tighe, Stephan Moccio, Clarence Coffee Jr., RuthAnne, George Moore, BullySongs, Detonate, and Patrick Wemberley.
British singer/songwriter Grace Carter has released her new single online.
“Fired Up” is now available via iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, Google Play, Tidal and all other digital streaming platforms.
The track was collectively produced by The 23rd (Becky Hill. Claudia Valentina), Kid Harpoon (Jessie Ware, Lauren Jauregui), Clarence Coffee Jr. (Dua Lipa, Bebe Rexha) and DetoNate (Conor Maynard, Tyler James).
Carter’s upcoming project – featuring previous singles “Heal Me” and “Don’t Hurt Like It Used To” – is expected to arrive later this year via Polydor Records.
Paloma Faith has reunited with Diane Warren for a new collaboration.
Warren previously teamed up with Faith on “Only Love Can Hurt Like This,” taken from the artist’s third album, “A Beautiful Contradiction.” Produced by AC Burrell, the track peaked to number six on the UK Singles Chart.
Warren’s extensive resume boasts additional works with DeBarge (“Rhythm of the Night”), Toni Braxton (“Unbreak My Heart”), Joss Stone (“Bruised But Not Broken”), Jennifer Hudson (“I’ll Fight”), Lady Gaga (“Why Did You Do That?”) and Celine Dion (“Love Can Move Mountains”).
As mentioned in earlier posts, Faith’s upcoming fifth studio collection – which serves as follow-up to 2017’s “The Architect” – is expected to arrive later this year via Sony Music Entertainment UK.
The still-untitled project reportedly features additional contributions from Grades, Dave Okumu, MNEK, Tre Jean-Marie, Starsmith, Cleo Tighe, Stephan Moccio, Clarence Coffee Jr., RuthAnne, George Moore, and Mojam.
Stream the audio clip for “Only Love Can Hurt Like This” below.
