The Rolling Stones released today”Sweet sounds of heaven“, second single from their upcoming album”Hackney Diamonds”, released October 20. The song features an unusual vocal performance by Lady Gaga, joined by Stevie Wonder on a Fender Rhodes, Moog and piano. The song, in addition to being available in digital stores, will be available from October 13th as a CD single and a 10-inch vinyl version..
“Sweet sounds of heaven» is an epic Stones gospel song in the vein of “You can’t always get what you want.” AND “to shed light“, and it arises spontaneously. Jagger was at his home in London on a sunny afternoon, the leaves were rustling and the wind was blowing through the trees outside, when he began playing C, F and B flat chords on his piano. The song was recorded on Henson Recording Studios in Los AngelesI Metropolis Studios in London and Sanctuary Studios in Nassau, Bahamas AND screenplay by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. During the sessions in Los Angeles, The Rolling Stones were invited Stevie Wonder and Lady Gaga work for “Sweet sounds of heaven“.
Both Lady Gaga and Stevie Wonder have previously performed with the Rolling Stones.. Lady Gaga joins the Stones on stage during tour 50 and counting in 2012. Their performance “Shelter Me” then it was published in the album “GRRR Live”. Stevie Wonder appeared on the Stones’ American tour in 1972, performing a medley of “Satisfaction” AND “Anxious (Everything’s Alright)”. The Stones recently announced the release of their new album of unreleased songs.”Hackney Diamonds” at the event, which was broadcast live from the Hackney Empire in London. The live broadcast was followed by the premiere of the video “Wicked“, starring actress Sydney Sweeney, the film has received over 16 million views to date. The album is their first studio effort to contain new material since 2005’s A Bigger Bang. Since then, the Stones have continued to break box office records with a series of sold-out world tours and the release of the 2016 album Stones.Blue and lonely“, a Grammy Award-winning album featuring versions of many of the blues songs that helped shape their sound and reached the top of album charts around the world. Last year, during their sixtieth anniversary tour, they wowed a European audience of almost a quarter of a million people. “Hackney Diamonds” is the first album by the Stones (Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood), produced by producer and musician Andrew Watt.