This new track is equal parts what you would expect from Arcade Fire, and equal parts what you wouldn't expect from Arcade Fire; which as a whole, equals fantastic music.
Arcade Fire - Everything Now (Official Video) Listen to or download 'Everything Now': http://smarturl.it/EverythingNowSingle?IQid=yt From the upcoming album 'Everything Now', available for pre-order now: http://smarturl.it/EverythingNow?IQid=yt Directed by: The Sacred Egg Follow Arcade Fire: Website: http://smarturl.it/ArcadeFireSite?IQid=yt Facebook: http://smarturl.it/AFFacebook?IQid=yt Twitter: http://smarturl.it/AFTwitter?IQid=yt Instagram: http://smarturl.it/AFInstagram?IQid=yt
Probably one of the more poignant tracks released this year from Canadian indie darlings, Arcade Fire. It helps that it comes along with a dope beat.
It's never been more important that we stick together and take care of each other. Love, Mavis Staples and Arcade Fire All proceeds go to ACLU https://www.aclu.org/
Lead singer Danielle McTaggart's voice is unreal. Powerful, sultry, but also has a soft Sarah McLachlan-esque hue to it. Her read streaks, bold red lipstick, and red curtains in the background add to the dramatic tone of the track. Plus, her guitar/keyboard-playing bandmate is her husband. Love them.
Music video by Dear Rouge performing Black To Gold. (C) 2015 Dear Rouge Under exclusive license to Universal Music Canada Inc.
I had high hopes for Metric after their 2009 album Fantasies. It was one of those rare albums that felt like a work of art in its entirety, like if any track was missing, it wouldn't make sense. That artistry, unfortunately, was short-lived. Lead singer Emily Haines sounds like she's having convulsions on this track. Not to mention, it sounds like noise from a video games, and I feel like I should be dodging fireballs or something. Plus: budget video, much?
New Metric single "The Shade" out now. Stay tuned for our latest full length studio album coming soon! iTunes: http://smarturl.it/metric_shade http://www.ilovemetric.com http://www.facebook.com/metric http://www.twitter.com/metric http://www.instagram.com/metric_band
I don't get Drake's definition of "bottom". According to this video, he was privileged enough to participate in organized community sports, and he had a job. At Shoppers. In real life, he grew up in the "ghetto part" of ritzy Forest Hill - ie not Jane & Finch or Rexdale, and had a job as an actor on Degrassi. I just wish Drake would get real and admit he started from the middle.
Music video by Drake performing Started From The Bottom (Explicit). ©: 2013 Cash Money Records