Thanks for having me on your #NewMusicFriday, @Spotify. This song has always meant a great deal to me. Took me a long time to feel it was right to record it. Hope you enjoy. https://t.co/VUNj6HSzSa

— josh groban (@joshgroban) 14. September 2018

Außerdem hat Josh Groban ein Musikvideo zu "River" veröffentlicht, ein Song, der sich mit den Herausforderungen und Hindernissen des Lebens beschäftigt – und wie ihn ein Spaziergang am Hudson River in solchen Momenten zu neuer Kraft finden lässt: "So I walk down to the river / Where the troubles, they can’t find me / Let the waters there remind me / The sun will be there when we wake". 

"River" sticht aus dem kommenden Album als besonders emotionaler, persönlicher Track heraus, was auch Grobans Message an die Fans bei Instagram deutlich macht: "This song is about quiet struggle and not being afraid to reach for a hand, or find a place of peace to help let the storm pass. I understand it deeply and the connection you have felt to the song have touched me to the core. You aren’t alone and I thank you all for sharing with me how the song and video have resonated with you."  

Lest euch den Post hier durch, seht euch das Video zu "Bridges" unten an – und freut euch am Freitag auf "Bridges", das achte Studioalbum des vielfach Platin-ausgezeichneten Künstlers und zugleich das erste Album mit neuen Songs seit "All That Echoes" (2013). Am selben Tag läuft übrigens auch die neue Netflix-Serie The Good Cop an, in der Groban eine der beiden Hauptrollen spielt. Unten seht ihr den Trailer. 

Tracklisting "Bridges"

Standard
1.    "Granted"
2.    "Symphony"
3.    "River"
4.    "Musica Del Corazon"
5.    "Bridge Over Troubled Water"
6.    "Run" feat. Sarah McLachlan
7.    "S'il Suffsait D'Aimer"
8.    "Won't Look Back"
9.    "We Will Meet Once Again" feat. Andrea Bocelli
10.  "More Of You"
11.  "99 Years" feat. Jennifer Nettles
12.  "Bigger Than Us"

Deluxe
13.  "You Have No Idea"
14.  "She's Always A Woman"

 

 

 

 

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Link to the official River music video is in the bio. Thanks @mattmahurin for your artistry and interest in my song. Hope you enjoy. Just want to edit to say, I see all the comments and tweets. This song is about quiet struggle and not being afraid to reach for a hand, or find a place of peace to help let the storm pass. I understand it deeply and the connection you have felt to the song have touched me to the core. You aren’t alone and I thank you all for sharing with me how the song and video have resonated with you.

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Sep 13, 2018 at 2:18am PDT