Sing It All Away
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Sing It All Away专辑介绍
Sing It All Away is the new album from Walk Off The Earth, and is the follow up to the band's 2013 album R.E.V.O., which marked them as an inventive force to be reckoned with, hitting the Billboard Top Albums chart, launching the #1 Triple A single "Red Hands," and selling out two headline tours worldwide. Walk Off The Earth features multi-instrumentalists Gianni Luminati, Marshall, and Sarah Blackwood on vocals, Taylor on keyboards, and Joel Cassady on drums.
The first single from Sing It All Away is "Rule The World", an infectious song that includes bombastic instrumentation to go with its uplifting chant, and is just a hint of more boundless musical surprises contained in the album. The accompanying video for "Rule The World" films the fivesome in 360 degrees, featuring stunning color, illustration and, in true WOTE fashion, incorporates intricate choreography and airborne musical instruments.
The platinum Canadian quintet had already established a significant global following when their cover of Gotye's "Somebody I Used To Know," ignited the blogosphere, eventually garnering 164 million views, and landing the band a recording contract with Columbia Records. To date, they've accumulated almost half billion cumulative views and more than 2 million subscribers. Most notably, however, they are one of the few artists to continually and successfully find success on both DIY online platforms and throughout the traditional music marketplace.
The first single from Sing It All Away is "Rule The World", an infectious song that includes bombastic instrumentation to go with its uplifting chant, and is just a hint of more boundless musical surprises contained in the album. The accompanying video for "Rule The World" films the fivesome in 360 degrees, featuring stunning color, illustration and, in true WOTE fashion, incorporates intricate choreography and airborne musical instruments.
The platinum Canadian quintet had already established a significant global following when their cover of Gotye's "Somebody I Used To Know," ignited the blogosphere, eventually garnering 164 million views, and landing the band a recording contract with Columbia Records. To date, they've accumulated almost half billion cumulative views and more than 2 million subscribers. Most notably, however, they are one of the few artists to continually and successfully find success on both DIY online platforms and throughout the traditional music marketplace.