Jack Antonoff’s band has a new single out in the middle of its largest North American tour, with a UK run and two London dates still ahead.
Jack Antonoff’s band has a new single out in the middle of its largest North American tour, with a UK run and two London dates still ahead.
The singer detailed how she and Jack Antonoff approached writing “I Knew It, I Knew You” as a continuation of Randy Newman’s film music legacy.
Six years after Punisher, Phoebe Bridgers returns with Lost Weekend, an album that works through private loss and new romance with a more expansive sound.
The Paramore frontwoman used her headlining set to premiere material from her new solo album “Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party,” give long-delayed live debuts, and transform the stage into a rotating cast of collaborators.
“I Knew It, I Knew You” is a country-tinged cut that ties Pixar’s cowgirl to Swift’s own beginnings, without nostalgia for its own sake.
VFX supervisor Thomas Jordan revealed at SXSW London that a “decoy version” of the animated film was used to keep “I Knew It, I Knew You” a secret from most of the production team and early audiences.
The new song, written with Jack Antonoff, draws on Jessie’s storyline and Swift’s own childhood nostalgia, arriving alongside a tightly run merch strategy.
Jack Antonoff’s fifth Bleachers album turns a phone setting into a lens for examining fame, friendship, and the spaces where private life meets public record.
The song “I Knew It, I Knew You” sees Swift rewriting the sound of the Pixar franchise with Jack Antonoff. Three CD editions and a June 5 release leave no doubt it’s a deliberate statement.
The fifth Bleachers album leans on familiar sounds but offers few reasons to choose it over the band’s sharper earlier work.