The album opens with the song “Moon music”, collaboration with Jon HopkinsEnglish electronic music producer and musician who is characterized by the creation of ambient melodies using synthesizers and piano chords. That spirit is present in this first song, with sounds of harps and an atmosphere of relaxation, spa and meditation.
At the close of this first topic comes “Fellslikeimfallinginlove”, written like this all together, with choruses in the style “Live life” and hit destiny. The lyrics are about resilience in a couple’s relationship.
The third song is “We pray” collaboration with Tini, Little Simz, Burna Boy and Elyanna with sounds that combine rap, some hip hop and protest, in an approach to the religious discourse that raises the humanitarian crisis and the need for a kind of messiah in whom to trust. He also mentions “Baraye”, the anthem of social protests in Iran. There are several Argentine collaborators on the album such as Tini either Pilar Zetaresponsible for the album’s art design. The image of the lunar rainbow that illustrates the cover is by the photographer from Bahia Matías Alonso Revelli.
The fourth theme is “Jupiter”acoustic, with a guitar start that is very reminiscent “Extreme” and his “More than words”passing through the ballad that connects with Coldplay of ““Yellow” either “Fix you.” The fifth song is “Good feelings”, next to Ayra Starr with pop air and a theme about a couple who falls in love in the summer with more echoes of flower power.
The sixth song has a rainbow drawing as its title. It transports more than any other to the galactic, with pulsations that bring it closer to a song to meditate but that brings a hopeful ode in the middle. They accompany images of the sky, the stars, the rainbow, the mountain, turning it into a musical sensory journey that shoots towards different universes. It also resonates Vangelisadding soft choruses and even soft drums. At the end comes the sung part very much in tune with pink floydalthough it is the audio of an interview with the poet and social activist Maya Angelou in which he mentions that for every cloud he had in his life he also had several rainbows.
The seventh songiAAM”, offers catchy choruses with a story about getting up, moving forward and being persistent, with a naive tone. The eighth theme, “AETERNA”, cultivates a very electronic line destined to be danced at parties, made together with the producer Max Martin and that closes with clapping and choruses in that tendency for the songs to have different twists, as if they were stories.
The ninth song “All my love”, starts with piano like “Fix you”which gradually incorporates the band and brings the emotional climax.
To close the tenth topic, “One World”, It arose from a call in 2023 for fans to record their contribution and thus become part of the choir. It starts with sounds of birds and nature like “Hymn for the weekend”, Then comes the piano that gives way to voices that add up little by little until creating the great fabric of intonations that seek to be “All the voices, the voice”, sounding from all corners of the world. The letter reiterates “One world” and later Chris Martin repeat like a mantra “In the end, it’s just love.” The song closes with that twist that several of the songs on the album present, with choruses that return to the music of the 70s and are reminiscent of symbols such as Al Green either Ricky Nelson.
Source: Ambito
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