As Romy's ethereal vocals enter a trance-like state over Fred Again. The result is a track that perfectly captures that perfectly imperfect climax. WMG (on behalf of East West Records UK Ltd) UNIAO BRASILEIRA DE EDITORAS DE MUSICA - UBEM, UMPI, LatinAutorPerf, LatinAutor. Fred is one of the most energetic and wildly talented people I've been in a studio with. It's a sentiment shared by HAAi, who adds, I feel this track represents a special part of each of our musical selves. Lights Out Lyrics by Fred again., Romy & HAAi, You've stolen, stolen my energy But my heart won't break I won't let it now Only with. Romy’s lyrics and voice are just like a hug from a rave angel,” shares Fred Again. “I started this song on my laptop on a train up to the Scottish Highlands and immediately sent it to Romy and Teneil (HAAi) because it felt super special to me. creating the genesis of the track on an explorative train ride, to Haai road-testing work-in-progress mixes during shows at the tailend of 2021. Originally conceptualized by Romy as a song for The xx, "Lights Out" would evolve from unheard The xx number, to Fred Again. Yet, juxtaposing that ephemeral rush is the creation of the song itself. "Lights Out" is a song rooted firmly in the culmination of a euphoric night out those minutes, seconds even, where you want nothing more than one more song, one final moment to lose yourself in the thrall of a pulsing dancefloor. The latest byproduct of this rapturous vision arrives in the form of "Lights Out," a transcendent closing moment. Bridging the emotional pathos gleamed from snapshots into strangers' and friends' lives with the meticulously-orchestrated push-and-pull of some of the best house music of recent memory, the UK producer and artist is creating music deeply rooted in the human condition. emerge as one of the most applauded figures in the world of dance music. It's amazing and inspiring seeing and hearing what Fred is doing in his solo work and I’m very excited to be releasing this song together.The past year has seen Fred Again. “My friendship with Fred means a lot to me, our closeness helps me to feel safe to be honest and vulnerable lyrically and we definitely connect over our love of songwriting and emotions in dance music. Luis is with me on the single cover and in the music video too which was really special. Im lookin for, Im lookin for her And tell her Ive been lookin for her Im lookin for, Im lookin for her Im lookin for, Im lookin for her Bridge Turn on the lights Turn on the.
The song was a way to connect with these feelings, offer support and ultimately find a sense of release in the euphoria of music. I recognise in him the same trait I have which is to try and hold emotions down and put on a brave face. WMG (on behalf of East West Records UK Ltd) SOLAR Music Rights Management, Sony Music Publishing, ASCAP. “Whilst writing the lyrics I was thinking about my cousin Luis, we both have the shared experience of our mums passing away when we were young. “‘Strong’ came from a moment in my life when I was processing past grief,” says Romy.
“Strong” follows a handful of previous collaborations, including on Fred’s “Lights Out” and Romy’s debut single “Lifetime,” released in 2020 to widespread acclaim. originally teased it in a Boiler Room set earlier this year to much anticipation from fans. lyrics: Intro Turn on the lightsTurn on the lightsTheres things Im goin throughAnd what they goin through right now. Romy has played the track, her second ever solo release, for fans at club gigs and festivals around the world this summer after Fred again. Romy- of The xx -unveils a new single, “Strong” featuring Fred again., alongside a video directed by her wife, the filmmaker and photographer Vic Lentaigne. The vocals and instrumental were recorded by Fred again., Romy and HAAi, and released 1 year ago on Thursday 20th of January 2022. Duration: 04:11 The meaning of the song Delilah (pull me out of this), based on the lyrics What is Delilah (pull me out of this) about - The singer is at a party and does not want to be there.
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