Duran Duran - "Invisible"

[Nick]

First single from their new album. Out next week. Snippet here:

[Doc Indie Party Rock]

Just got a slight music hard- on right now. That song could actually be that loop, and I will still love it. Most anticipated comeback for me this year.

[Nick]

https://www.instagram.com/p/CO-v-cFpV_k

[Doc Indie Party Rock]

getting an "All That She Wants Is" vibe from that snippet. Very different from the original loop that seems to have been taken down.

[newpower]

[Nick]

[Nick]

www.pastemagazine.com/music/best-new-songs/the-best-new-songs-sharon-van-etten-mdou-moctar/

Duran Duran: “INVISIBLE”

Surprised to see Duran Duran here? Quite frankly, so are we, but “INVISIBLE”—the lead single from FUTURE PAST, the band’s first album since 2015—is undeniable. The electro-pop crusher features co-production from Erol Alkan and guitars by Blur’s Graham Coxon; other contributors to FUTURE PAST include Lykke Li, Mike Garson, Mark Ronson and the legendary Giorgio Moroder, of which Simon Le Bon boasts, “I’m not saying it’s epic, but well … yes I am.” John and Roger Taylor handle the track’s iron-fisted low end, while Nick Rhodes peppers in soaring synths and Le Bon wields weapons-grade hooks, imagining “a life without a voice,” imprisoned by romantic disconnection. Though lyrically, the track bites off a bit more than it can chew (“A voiceless crowd isn’t backing down,” Le Bon insists, a rather clumsy stab at the zeitgeist), “INVISIBLE” draws its power from that glorious, arena-packing groove, which Duran Duran can still conjure after all these years. —Scott Russell

[Juan Carlos]

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