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Van Morrison unveiled a tender new blues ballad “Dark Night of the Soul,” from his upcoming album, Three Chords and the Truth , out October 25th. “Dark Night of the Soul” boasts a vintage mid-tempo groove of shuffling drums, silky guitar, rolling piano and the occasional keening organ. Morrison moves with nimble grace over these instrumentals, really showcasing his perennial vocal prowess during the final two minutes of the track, most of which he spends riffing on the titular refrain with an array of deft runs. Morrison wrote all the tracks on Three Chords and the Truth , save for “If We Wait for Mountains,” which he co-wrote with Don Black. The album also features a duet with the Righteous Brothers’ Bill Medley (“Fame Will Eat the Soul”) and contributions from guitarist Jay Berliner. Related Van Morrison Delivers Some Self-Aware Soul on New Song 'Latest Record Project' Van Morrison Plots Legal Action Against Live Music Ban in Northern Ireland Related … [Read more...] about Van Morrison Previews New Album With Graceful ‘Dark Night of the Soul’

Van Morrison has shared the title track from his new double album, Latest Record Project: Volume 1 , set to arrive May 7th via Exile/BMG. “Latest Record Project” is a cheeky bit of classic yet self-aware soul. It finds Morrison pairing vintage sonics — Hammond organ, shuffling drums, backing vocalists cooing “sha-la-la” — with the musings of an artist who has a back catalog packed with hits but hasn’t ceased making new music: “Have you got my latest songs I’m singing?/You got my latest songs I’m singing?/Not something from so long ago/Not something that you might want to know/But something I can relate to in the present.” In a statement, Morrison said: “I’m getting away from the perceived same songs, same albums all the time. This guy’s done 500 songs, maybe more, so hello? Why do you keep promoting the same 10? I’m trying to get out of the box.” Latest Record Project: Volume 1 boasts a whopping 28 songs, which Morrison wrote and recorded while in quarantine — not something … [Read more...] about Van Morrison Delivers Some Self-Aware Soul on New Song ‘Latest Record Project’

After the catchy 'Panghat' and the romantic ballad 'Kishton', the makers of Roohi have dropped a brand new track titled 'Nadiyon Paar'. The true-blue Bollywood number is a revamped version of Shamur's popular song 'Let the Music Play' which took the nation by storm in 2000s. Dressed in a golden sequined one-shoulder top, paired with a matching high-slit skirt, Janhvi Kapoor raises up the heat in the recreated version with her 'oohs and aahs' as she shows off some sultry belly moves to the beats of the catchy music. Watch the video song. Recreated by Sachin-Jigar with additional vocals by Rashmeet Kaur, Janhvi Kapoor's 'Nadiyon Paar' song is going to be a rage at the parties for sure! Roohi is Janhvi's first tryst with horror comedy. Speaking about how this genre are gaining popularity in recent times in India, the actress was earlier quoted as saying by Deadline, "In the past 2-3 years I've seen a lot of them. It's a wonderful genre, all the … [Read more...] about Roohi Song Nadiyon Paar: Janhvi Kapoor Sizzles In The Revamped Version Of Shamur’s ‘Let The Music Play’

On Welcome to Chechnya , VFX supervisor Ryan Laney introduced game-changing tools with huge implications for the future of documentary filmmaking. Directed by David France, the HBO film spotlights anti-gay purges transpiring in Chechnya in the late 2010s, following LGBT refugees as they make their way out of Russia, with the help of a network of activists. In telling this story, France would have to address a pair of almost paradoxical drives. Because he wanted viewers to invest themselves, emotionally, in the stories of survivors, he knew he needed to give the doc a human face. At the same time, he realized early on that he would have to develop a method of disguise, which would protect the identities of his vulnerable subjects. Related Story 'Welcome To Chechnya' Director David France Talks Dangerous Risks And Lifesaving Hope Of LGBTQ Docu Ultimately, Laney would help the director to fulfill both of these objectives by placing “digital prosthetics” … [Read more...] about How VFX Supervisor Ryan Laney Developed Game-Changing Technology For ‘Welcome to Chechnya,’ Shielding Identities Of LGBT Refugees

On Friday, Kings of Leon will release their new album, titled When You See Yourself , in the form of a non-fungible token ( NFT ) — becoming the first band to ever do so. The band is actually dropping three types of tokens as part of a series called “NFT Yourself,” people involved in the project tells Rolling Stone. One type is a special album package, while a second type offers live show perks like front-row seats for life, and a third type is just for exclusive audiovisual art. All three types of tokens offer art designed by the band’s longtime creative partner Night After Night; the smart contracts and intelligence within the tokens were developed by Yellowheart, a company that wants to use blockchain technology to bring value back to music and better direct-to-fan relationships. Related Stories Shawn Mendes' Manager Is Helping Launch a New NFT Marketplace Grimes Auctioning Off 10 Pieces of NFT Digital Artwork Related Stories Black Sabbath … [Read more...] about Kings of Leon Will Be the First Band to Release an Album as an NFT