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Empire of the Sun are back. The visionary duo from Down Under, including Emperor Steele (Luke Steele) and Lord Littlemore (Nick Littlemore), have actually finished their eight-year respite with the launch of their highly-anticipated 4th workshop cd,Ask That God
“This body of work represents the greatest shift in consciousness our world has ever seen and that’s reflected in the music,” claimsLittlemore Ask That God takes audiences on an alternative music journey where creative imagination and fact blur and the unique preponderate.
“We are nothing more than conduits, gathering experience and finding what is meant for the Empire to find,” discussesEmperor Steele “We know these songs have wings, and once they are released, they will fly and find a home with all kinds of souls all over the planet.”
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The cd, which adheres to on from 2016’s Two Vines, consists of the just recently launched songs “Cherry Blossom,” “Changes,” “Music On The Radio,” and their newest solitary, “The Feeling You Get.”
“Sometimes you don’t know what it is, you don’t know what you do or why you do it….it’s just the feeling you get,” claims Steele of the brand-new track. “It’s like a nostalgic ’80s British pop anthem that gets under your skin.”
Littlemore includes, “Songs can speak for words we can’t find. This song speaks to the listener, to remind them it’s never too late to get out there and really have some experiences and make some memories.”
The solitary is gone along with by an aesthetically spectacular video routed by Michael Maxxis, that teamed up with prize-winning brand-new media musician AUJIK. Filmed in the spectacular landscapes of Thailand, the video clip takes visitors on an immersive trip right into unique worlds.
Empire of the Sun have actually appreciated considerable success on Billboard’s graphes over their job.
Their advancement solitary “Walking on a Dream” came to a head atNo 65 on the Billboard Hot 100 (powered 8 years after its launch by a sync to a Honda Civic project); covered the Dance Club Songs graph; gotten toNo 3 on the Alternative Songs graph; and came to a head atNo 40 on the Mainstream Top 40 graph.
Their solitary, “Alive,” attainedNo 1 on the Dance Club Songs graph, came to a head atNo 13 on the Dance/Mix Show Airplay graph, and gotten toNo 26 on the Hot Rock Songs graph.
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