Dave Gahan in the project "Humanist" 2020/2024

Фронтмен Depeche Mode Дейв Гаан записал новую песню

Новый трек Дейва Гаана из Depeche Mode – это совместная работа с проектом Humanist.
Фронтмен Depeche Mode Дейв Гаан объединил усилия с группой Humanist для записи сингла “Shock Collar”.

Humanist – это новый проект гитариста Роба Маршалла, известного по совместной работе с Марком Ланеганом над его альбомами “Gargoyle” (2017) и “Somebody’s Knocking” (2019). Песня “Shock Collar” войдет в дебютный альбом Humanist, который выйдет 21 февраля. В записи пластинки также приняли участие Марк Ланеган, вокалист группы Ride Марк Гарднер, Рон Секссмит и Джоэл Кедбери из UNKLE.

“Я с радостью стал частью нового проекта Роба Маршалла, – говорит Дейв Гаан. – Марк Ланеган попросил меня поучаствовать, и я немедленно согласился”.

Hear Depeche Mode’s Dave Gahan’s Moving New Collaborative Song ‘Shock Collar’

Track will appear on the new album by Humanist, a project by Mark Lanegan collaborator Rob Marshall

Depeche Mode frontman Dave Gahan, who is no stranger to collaborative projects, has joined up with a new collective called Humanist for a moody new song called “Shock Collar.”

In the video, he pleads that he “never lied,” in his signature croon, singing amid swirling guitars and electro drums as strobes flash red and blue around him. The song will appear on the first album by Humanist, due out February 21st.

Humanist is a new project by Rob Marshall, who plays guitar with Exit Calm and previously wrote two albums with Mark Lanegan: Gargoyle and Somebody’s Knocking. His other guests on the record include Lanegan, Ride’s Mark Gardner, Ron Sexsmith and Unkle’s Joel Cadbury, among others. Gahan and Marshall filmed the song’s video in New York and used the song’s imagery of halos and light as guideposts.

“It was a pleasure to be asked to be a part of Rob’s Humanist project,” Gahan said in a statement. “Mark Lanegan asked me, and I liked the idea immediately. It’s a beast! I went for the vocal, with the visual of driving fast on an empty highway. We shot the video over a couple of days in New York, and it all came together.”

He got the idea for the project from watching The Living Room, a documentary about singer Gavin Clark, whose manager also used to look after Marshall. The day after he watched the film, he learned that Clark had died, making him want to write an album of songs about mortality. He then reached out to a dream list of singers and asked them to write their own melody and lyrics with just a track title and the music.

“I can sing a little, and I do sing on some of the tracks, and I’ve written some of the singing parts, too, but I’ve always preferred the art of collaboration,” Marshall said in a statement. “I guess that’s [from] being in bands your whole life. So I had this daft ‘wish list’ of vocalists I’d always loved, which I passed to my manager, along with some early demos. … To my surprise, nearly all of them said yes, and it was an enthusiastic yes too. I was blown away — I still am — to be working with some of my musical heroes”.

In the past few years, Gahan has kept busy with extracurricular activities. He was the sole guest on the last record by Soulsavers, Angels & Ghosts, and he teamed with Null and Void, a project by Depeche Mode songwriter Kurt Uenala, and Goldfrapp.

In 2015, when he was working with Soulsavers, Gahan spelled out what he gets out of a project like that that he didn’t from Depeche Mode in an interview with Rolling Stone. “I get a lot out of it,” he said. “I like working in different ways and developing ideas with somebody that’s willing to take some risks. I bring these experiences back to Depeche Mode. … The stuff I’m writing now, I think, is going to end up on a future Depeche record — it just feels like that — and I wouldn’t have been able to do it if I didn’t do this Soulsavers record.”



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Tidal почему то ставит дату релиза 7 февраля.

Humanist team up with Depeche Mode’s Dave Gahan for new single Shock Collar

Rob Marshall’s Humanist project share new single Shock Collar featuring Depeche Mode frontman Dave Gahan

Rob Marshall’s Humanist have released a video for their new single titled Shock Collar featuring Depeche Mode frontman Dave Gahan.

The song will feature on the band’s upcoming self-titled album which will launch on February 21 through Ignition Records.

Along with Gahan, the record will feature an all-star cast including Mark Lanegan, Mark Gardener, Carl Hancock Rux, John Robb, Joel Cadbury, Ilse Maria, Ron Sexsmith and Jim Jones.

Gahan says: “It was a pleasure to be asked to be a part of Rob’s Humanist project. Mark Lanegan asked me, and I liked the idea immediately. It’s a beast!

“I went for the vocal, with the visual of driving fast on an empty highway. We shot the video over a couple of days in New York, and it all came together.”

Marshall adds: “I’d been writing a lot of music at the time for the record, and I was really getting back into big guitar tracks again, and I had a song – which would eventually become Shock Collar – that I felt could be a great single. It was something special when Dave said he would sing this.

“He’s achieved so much over the years, an incredible frontman, with such a soaring voice and presence, but with no trademark tone of celebrity or ego whatsoever. Very humble, gentle and giving.

“When we shot the video, he worked extremely hard on the day, performing each take with total gusto and energy, which didn't let up throughout his performances.”

Humanist will tour across the UK throughout March. Check out a list of dates below.

Humanist: Humanist

1. Intro
2. Kingdom (feat. Mark Lanegan)
3. Beast Of The Nation (feat. Mark Lanegan)
4. Shock Collar (feat. Dave Gahan)
5. Lie Down (feat. Madman Butterfly)
6. Ring Of Truth (feat. Carl Hancock Rux)
7. Skull (feat. Mark Lanegan)
8. English Ghosts (feat. John Robb) [Full Version]
9. In My Arms (feat. Joel Cadbury)
10. When The Lights Go Out (feat. Mark Gardener)
11. Truly Too Late (feat. Ilse Maria)
12. How're You Holding Up (feat. Ron Sexsmith)
13. Mortal Eyes (feat. Carl Hancock Rux & Joel Cadbury)
14. Shoot Kill (feat. Jim Jones)
15. Gospel (feat. Mark Lanegan)

Humanist 2020 UK tour dates

Mar 23rd: Birmingham The Sunflower Lounge
Mar 24: London The Lexington
Mar 25: Sheffield Picture House
Mar 26: Glasgow Nice N Sleazy
Mar 27: Newcastle Riverside 2
Mar 28: Manchester Soup Kitchen
Mar 29: Brighton Prince Albert

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Вот статья интересная, а то все те же предложения везде.

Какая мощная компрессия, на видео версии тоже мощно, но поменьше.
Хватит гнаться за ГРОМКИМ звуком, я понимаю сделать это для мр3, чтобы в "капельках" было громко, ежели такой же звук будет на CD и виниле, то не стоит покупать это, тк качества там будет не услышать!
Ну разве не понятно, что те кто покупают физические носители, слушают их дома, преимущественно на "железе" и как правило там имеется ручка громкости и эквалайзер, можем и сами погромче сделать, из-за через чур высокой компрессии песня мне показалась черезмерно шумной, я попробовал убрать эту кашу из гитар, без этого шума голос Дэйва звучит очень приятно!
Прошу учесть, что это мое личное мнение!

Cпасибо огромное дружище!

Согласен на 100%. Тоже заметил, что видео версия потише.