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U2's First Album in 9 Years: A "Carnaval De Luz"
24 Sep
Summary
- U2's new album 'Carnaval De Luz' is out Nov. 12 after nine years.
- Features Dolly Parton's final recorded vocal on 'Torn.'
- Album explores spirituality, friendship, freedom, and endurance.
U2's first album in nine years, "Carnaval De Luz," is set for release on November 12. The album includes a duet with Dolly Parton titled "Torn," noted as her final recorded vocal performance. The song is a country-inspired track about broken family ties.
The 12-track album, produced by Jacknife Lee, delves into themes of spirituality, friendship, freedom, and resilience against adversity. It features collaborations with Brian Eno, Martin Garrix, and Daniel Lanois, with additional production by Ryan Tedder on the single "Silencio."
The band's frontman, Bono, described the album as an immersive experience with loud guitars and sweet melodies, intended to shine a light in the darkness. The new single, "Silencio," is an homage to surf-punk and is available now.
