Arctic Monkeys Unleash New Music, Supporting Children Affected by Conflict
After a two-year hiatus since their last album 'The Car', Arctic Monkeys have finally broken their silence with a brand new song titled 'Opening Night'. This fresh track is part of the highly anticipated compilation album 'HELP(2)', which aims to raise funds for charity War Child. The initiative not only marks a musical comeback for the British rock band but also highlights their commitment to supporting vulnerable children affected by conflict.
'Opening Night', released in support of War Child, features an eclectic mix of talented artists from across multiple genres. This star-studded lineup includes fellow Britpop legends like Blur and Pulp, as well as renowned musicians such as Beck, Depeche Mode, and Olivia Rodrigo. The album boasts a wide range of influences and styles, showcasing the diverse musical talents of its contributors.
Jonathan Glazer, an Oscar-nominated film director, collaborated with children in war zones across Ukraine, Gaza, Yemen, and Sudan to create their own short films for the project. Youngsters from the UK also got involved, documenting the recording process. Arctic Monkeys' statement on supporting War Child's invaluable work underscores their dedication to making a positive difference in the lives of affected children.
Produced by James Ford, who has been instrumental in shaping the band's sonic identity throughout their career, 'HELP(2)' was recorded at Abbey Road Studios in November. Ford expressed his enthusiasm for taking part in this project, citing its timely relevance and emotional impact. The album serves as a beacon of hope, galvanizing music fans to join forces with War Child.
War Child estimates that the number of children impacted by conflict has dramatically increased from one in 10 to one in five today β approximately 520 million globally. With 'HELP(2)' being released on March 6th, Arctic Monkeys' decision to support this cause showcases their commitment to harnessing their influence for a noble cause.
As fans eagerly await the release of 'The Car' anniversary album next week, 'Opening Night' sets the tone for an exciting new chapter in the band's musical journey. The collaboration not only highlights their enduring talent but also underscores their dedication to promoting positive change through music.
After a two-year hiatus since their last album 'The Car', Arctic Monkeys have finally broken their silence with a brand new song titled 'Opening Night'. This fresh track is part of the highly anticipated compilation album 'HELP(2)', which aims to raise funds for charity War Child. The initiative not only marks a musical comeback for the British rock band but also highlights their commitment to supporting vulnerable children affected by conflict.
'Opening Night', released in support of War Child, features an eclectic mix of talented artists from across multiple genres. This star-studded lineup includes fellow Britpop legends like Blur and Pulp, as well as renowned musicians such as Beck, Depeche Mode, and Olivia Rodrigo. The album boasts a wide range of influences and styles, showcasing the diverse musical talents of its contributors.
Jonathan Glazer, an Oscar-nominated film director, collaborated with children in war zones across Ukraine, Gaza, Yemen, and Sudan to create their own short films for the project. Youngsters from the UK also got involved, documenting the recording process. Arctic Monkeys' statement on supporting War Child's invaluable work underscores their dedication to making a positive difference in the lives of affected children.
Produced by James Ford, who has been instrumental in shaping the band's sonic identity throughout their career, 'HELP(2)' was recorded at Abbey Road Studios in November. Ford expressed his enthusiasm for taking part in this project, citing its timely relevance and emotional impact. The album serves as a beacon of hope, galvanizing music fans to join forces with War Child.
War Child estimates that the number of children impacted by conflict has dramatically increased from one in 10 to one in five today β approximately 520 million globally. With 'HELP(2)' being released on March 6th, Arctic Monkeys' decision to support this cause showcases their commitment to harnessing their influence for a noble cause.
As fans eagerly await the release of 'The Car' anniversary album next week, 'Opening Night' sets the tone for an exciting new chapter in the band's musical journey. The collaboration not only highlights their enduring talent but also underscores their dedication to promoting positive change through music.