It took a bit for me but after the first listen the "HOUDINI!" was in my mind.. couple of weeks and I couldn't ignore the #catchmebeforeigo #houdini... now after weeks I put it into my playlist and I've been grinding it a lot, issa hidden banger
Song is an absolute ear worm. Glad it is starting to pick up - always excited when it spins on Apple Music radio
If this doesn't blow up by next month she needs to drop a 2nd single for the US. Physical did nothing over here too no shame in regrouping
It took a bit for me but after the first listen the "HOUDINI!" was in my mind.. couple of weeks and I couldn't ignore the #catchmebeforeigo #houdini... now after weeks I put it into my playlist and I've been grinding it a lot, issa hidden banger
She's known for those slow burner/sleeper hits
If this doesn't blow up by next month she needs to drop a 2nd single for the US. Physical did nothing over here too no shame in regrouping
Doing promo
do you think about it night and day? maybe you can be the one to make me stay
do you think about it night and day? maybe you can be the one to make me stay
do you think about it night and day? maybe you can be the one to make me stay
Her fans are eagerly awaiting her third album, which they’ve nicknamed DL3. She isn’t quite ready to reveal the actual title, but she shares that it’s a psychedelic-pop-infused tribute to U.K. rave culture. It’s heavily inspired by acts like Primal Scream and Massive Attack, staples for a London girl with a penchant for late-night drives around her city. Even her aesthetic is a total 180 from her last era, toning down the glam, sparkly bodysuits in an effort to evoke the “don’t give a f***-ness” of Brit-pop acts like Oasis and Blur, more touchstones for her new music.
“This record feels a bit more raw,” she says. “I want to capture the essence of youth and freedom and having fun and just letting things happen, whether it’s good or bad. You can’t change it. You just have to roll with the punches of whatever’s happening in your life.”
Other inspirations came from Lipa’s upbringing in London: The mixes that played late in the evening on Radio 1 were a huge guide; that’s where she first heard some of her favorite Primal Scream remixes, which eventually led her to their 1991 LP, Screamadelica. And in addition to Oasis and Blur, she found herself turning to more of the Nineties rock and electronica acts she grew up listening to, like Moby and Gorillaz.
Her fans are eagerly awaiting her third album, which they’ve nicknamed DL3. She isn’t quite ready to reveal the actual title, but she shares that it’s a psychedelic-pop-infused tribute to U.K. rave culture. It’s heavily inspired by acts like Primal Scream and Massive Attack, staples for a London girl with a penchant for late-night drives around her city. Even her aesthetic is a total 180 from her last era, toning down the glam, sparkly bodysuits in an effort to evoke the “don’t give a f***-ness” of Brit-pop acts like Oasis and Blur, more touchstones for her new music.
“This record feels a bit more raw,” she says. “I want to capture the essence of youth and freedom and having fun and just letting things happen, whether it’s good or bad. You can’t change it. You just have to roll with the punches of whatever’s happening in your life.”
https://twitter.com/RollingStone/status/1747257591749546317Other inspirations came from Lipa’s upbringing in London: The mixes that played late in the evening on Radio 1 were a huge guide; that’s where she first heard some of her favorite Primal Scream remixes, which eventually led her to their 1991 LP, Screamadelica. And in addition to Oasis and Blur, she found herself turning to more of the Nineties rock and electronica acts she grew up listening to, like Moby and Gorillaz.
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oh godua
Danny L Harle about to feed us AOTY def coming