New Music Friday Ft. Matt Bellamy of Muse, Hayley Williams, Soccer Mommy, and More

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By Haley Cinotto

 Matt Bellamy | Tomorrow’s World”

Muse frontman, Matt Bellamy, took advantage of the lockdown due to the COVID- 19 to compose his second-ever solo song “Tomorrow’s World.” He was teasing the song through some posts published on social media earlier this week and even revealed that it was inspired by a 1980’s TV show he watched as a kid. Bellamy decided to take a break from Muse to focus on other projects after the band’s huge world tour for their studio album, Simulation Theorym, last year. He was recently featured on the Game Of Thrones soundtrack with “Pray (High Valyrian)” and last month joined the Jaded Hearts Club Band to release their most recent single, “This Starved Heart of Mine (It’s Killing Me) in April and Nobody But Me in March. Watch the official lyric video to “Tomorrow’s World” below. 

 

Hayley Williams | Petals for Armor

At last, Paramore’s frontwoman Hayley Williams finally released the final EP of her debut solo album, Petals for Armor. She decided to break up the 15-track album into three separate EPs, each released in installments with their own mood and thematic focus. William’s announced the album January, surprise released the first EP February, followed by the second EP in April, and now all three parts are available today (May 8th.) “Pure Love,” “Taken,” “Sugar on the Rim,” “Watch Me While I Bloom,” and “Crystal Clear” were the final tracks revealed. This is William’s first music release since 2017’s After Laughter with Paramore. She was due to kick off her debut solo tour in support of the LP, but the coronavirus forced her to postpone those plans.

Listen to the full record now.

 

St. Vincent | The Eddy

A new contemporary Parisian jazz drama series called The Eddy just debuted its first full season on Netflix along with its soundtrack. St. Vincent is featured on the album with an alternate version of the series title song, “The Eddy,” featuring vocals from Joanna Kulig. The show’s soundtrack can be streamed on all music platforms. St. Vincent also recently hinted that even more new music could be on the way. Her most recent full-length album, MassEducation, was released in 2017 and even landed the number 10 spot on the Billboard 200. What can’t wait to see what she’ll create next! 

Watch her lyric video to “The Eddy” below.

 

Soccer Mommy | 8-Bit Music Video Tour

Soccer Mommy’s Summer tour in support of her album Color Theory, was unfortunately postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Luckily, fans can still experience her show in their town through a “music video tour.” She has shared an 8-bit series of animated videos of the band playing next to iconic landscapes from the five North American cities they were scheduled to tour this year. The videos show the band performing in Minneapolis, Austin, Seattle, Toronto and Chicago, all set to the Color Theory track “Crawling in My Skin” from her recent new album Color Theory. Fans can even download an 8-bit version of the band and make their own video in the location of their choice. The full project and resources are available on Soccer Mommy’s website. After you watch Soccer Mommy’s video in Austin below, experiment with other fun locations! 

 

Photo: Getty/Scott Dudelson

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