Madrid, May 29 (EFE) .- Aitana and Miley Cyrus, two women who have lived their passage to adulthood in front of the public, as well as complex psychological processes of depression and growth, coincide in this week of record releases with two expected projects.
The American diva delivers a daring and ambitious musical and visual invoice album (by the hand of Thierry Mugler), produced by herself with Shawn Everett, to talk about the search for light and beauty even in the darkest moments of life.
Extensive job of searching for the Catalan, consolidated as one of the great stars of Spanish pop, in which it first addresses emotions linked to depression, between melancholy and reproach, to move forward later towards the light in more electronic cuts, by the hand of artists such as Mike Towers or Alaska.
The Vigo band commanded by Eladio Santos turns 20 and celebrates it with a compilation of his songs, re -recorded live and with collaborations such as Eva Amaral, Pucho de Vetusta Morla, Vega or Depedro.
The Basque singer -songwriter, known for his intimate letters, goes here to 17 poems from others, musicalized and with the firm of authors such as Rafael Berrio, Pablo Velarde, Daniel Rodríguez Rodero or Cruz Díaz Marcos, among which includes recited locutions.
Despite having been postponed by personal circumstances such as several medical interventions of Shirley Manson and was recorded under the informative and warlike context of the Ukraine War or the Gaza Strip, the veteran alternative rock band proposes a hopeful album “not to die with a broken heart.”
Second solo album for the vocalist and composer of the band The National, after its debut of 2020, this under the idea that identity is a reality in constant evolution that goes beyond the individual and with the landscape of his new home in Connecticut (USA) as a background.
Soundtrack of a curious project, conceived as a biopic in which the documentary and fiction intermingle, around the Californian band of Pavement cult, which also takes the reins of this extensive collection of themes. EFE
