Music of the Spheres (Instrumentals) [Official audio]

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You don’t become one of the biggest bands in the world without sticking to a system. In Coldplay’s case, that means starting every album with an agreed-upon title that dictates the project’s direction, from songwriting to production style to visuals. “It allows us a little bit of discipline in the studio knowing what we're trying to build,” bassist Guy Berryman tells Apple Music. “If you're building a building without any kind of architect's drawings, you would just start piling bricks on top of each other.” This preparation particularly came in handy in the case of a paralysing global pandemic. Since 2019's Everyday Life was always intended to be stripped-down and introspective, without the customary world tour, the band already had a trove of songs earmarked for a proper larger-than-life affair and a vision for their use. They knew it would be called Music of the Spheres and they knew it would be helmed by Swedish über-producer Max Martin (no relation to frontman Chris), a partnership they kicked the tires on with the Everyday Life track “Orphans”. “He's just so talented and everything just meshed together so well with everybody's personalities in the studio,” Berryman says. “We had thought ahead to playing in big stadiums.”

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All tracks are without vocals.

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Tracklist:

01 ⦵ (Instrumental)

02 Higher Power (Instrumental)

03 Humankind (Instrumental)

04 Let Somebody Go (Instrumental)

05 People of the Pride (Instrumental)

06 Biutyful (Instrumental)

07 ❍ (Instrumental)

08 My Universe (Instrumental) *

09 ∞ (Instrumental)

10 Coloratura (Instrumental)

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* buy+listen to this single at: https://music.apple.com/us/album/my-universe-single/1586356904

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  1. ColdplayWorld12 April 2024 at 14:09

    Moon music

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    1. ColdplayWorld17 April 2024 at 10:35

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