Coldplay unveil livestream performance of new album ‘Music Of The Spheres’

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Coldplay are in the midst of a run of promo shows for their new album ‘Music Of The Spheres’.On Friday night (October 22), Chris Martin and co. took at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena to play songs from their chart-topping ninth LP.

Coldplay deliver an out-of-this-world performance on the Official Irish Albums Chart as their new album Music Of The Spheres enters at Number 1.

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Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, have received credits on the band’s latest album ‘Music Of The Spheres’.Seventeen year-old Apple is credited as a co-songwriter on the song ‘Let Somebody Go’, which features guest vocals from Selena Gomez.Fifteen year-old Moses, meanwhile, has a performer credit.

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Mike Wass Coldplay doesn’t jump the shark on “Music of the Spheres,” but the British rockers come uncomfortably close. A concept album about a fictional planetary system called The Spheres, the space opera is an uneven mix of synth-drenched power-pop, cosmic interludes (the band goes as far as inventing alien languages) and surprisingly affecting collaborations.

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The latest Coldplay album is a family affair.

global sensation BTS.But on the band’s new album “Music of the Spheres,” out Friday, there are some even more special guests: namely Chris Martin’s two children with ex-wife Gwyneth Paltrow, Apple and Moses.Apple, 17, co-wrote the breakup ballad “Let Somebody Go” — a moody duet with another surprising guest, Selena Gomez — on which a forlorn Martin wallows in his feelings: “You gave everything this golden glow/Now turn off all the stars, ’cause this I know/That it hurts like so, to let somebody

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“My Universe,” which has already topped the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart). There's also the breakup song “Let Somebody Go” — with Selena Gomez — that is forgiving and loving.Martin kept it a family affair, with writing credit on the Gomez song from daughter Apple Martin, who also supplies the intro to “Higher Power.” Son Moses Martin is credited with chorus vocals on “Humankind.”“Apple gave me this amazing chord that I’d never thought of.