Josh Groban New Album Bridges
Josh Groban Album Bridges
Josh Groban On New Album, Tour And Sitcom, And How Changing Music Industry Has Helped Him Take Risks. Groban's latest studio album Bridges was released the same day as The Good Cop. The Bridges Tour follows the release of Groban’s eighth studio album, Bridges, which debuted at number one on the Billboard US Top Album Sales chart in October. Recorded before a live audience. His new album Bridges is his first album of original songs in about five years. Joining Tom Power in the q studio, Groban opens up about his show, his music and his straitlaced image, and plays a. Sequence settings premiere. Knock out text.
Returning to his roots, he duets with the incomparable Andrea Bocelli on the soaring, all-Italian “We Will Meet Once Again,” a solid testament to Groban’s massive cross-genre appeal. Meanwhile, original love song “More of You” sees him accompanied by electronic atmospherics that lean more toward Pop than his traditional fare, but it works beautifully, and it will make you want to grab your most beloved and hold them tight. Leaving no stone or style untouched, Groban dons cowboy boots and leans himself toward the Country spectrum on the reflective love song “99 Years,” an apropos duet with Nashville sweetheart Jennifer Nettles, one of a few select performers who can easily soar alongside Groban, vocally speaking. Ultimately, he returns to the classic symphonics and piano accompaniments on the massively powerful “Bigger Than Us,” an anthemic admission that feeling small happens to the best of us and it’s okay to admit when we need help. Here, guitars enter the mix and create a wall of sound that is as inspiring as it is uplifting, and the perfect note to end on. Here’s the thing about Bridges: you’d better love a great love song, a cinematically sweeping symphonic accompaniment, and a truly killer pair of pipes. If velvety smooth, soaring vocal theatrics from one of the best in the biz are not your thing, well, why not?