Maroon 5 - Stereo Hearts (Adam Levine raps).
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The group picked up Best New Artist in 2005 and took home Best Pop Performance For a Group for “This Love” in 2006 and “Makes Me Wonder” in 2008. Download Cakes & Eclairss Gym Class Heroes - My Heart Stereo (Stereo Hearts) Ft.
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Levine worked as a writing assistant for the CBS series Judging Amy during the early 2000s.After the group was dropped from the label, Levine and Carmichael relocated to Long Island, New York, to attend Five Towns College. Formed in 1994, Kara’s Flowers signed to Reprise Records and released the album The Fourth World in 1997.He attended the Brentwood School with Jesse Carmichael and Mickey Madden, who would become his bandmates in Kara’s Flowers and later Maroon 5. It set the barometer and focused our writing a little bit.After leading the soulful pop-rock band Maroon 5 to superstardom in the 2000s, singer and songwriter Adam Levine cemented his celebrity status the following decade by serving as a coach on NBC’s The Voice.
It had all the dark and moody elements we were driving for. “I think it was cool because it kind of became the basis for where we wanted to go with this album. “That song is really cool because that’s the first song we wrote for the album,” McGinley says. One track off The Papercut Chronicles II that may join that list is “Solo Discotheque,” which the band previewed this summer on Warped. My hearts a stereo It beats for you so listen close Hear my thoughts in every note Oh, oh Make me your radio And turn me up when you feel low This me. In the past, some of my favorite songs have come out of these type of sessions ‘Papercuts,’ ‘Cupids Chokehold,’ ‘Make Out Club.'” “The songwriting process for this album reverted to our early days as a band, which is four dudes sitting around a room making music. “Not having the looming pressure to crank out an album and get back on the road was a luxury,” McGinley says. “It’s not really a concept record per se, but there are a lot of reoccurring themes and there are some characters that were on the first album that kind of pop up in a couple of lines here and there,” McCoy says.īut for McGinley it was about the feeling of making the record.
The new album, due October 25th, is not a proper sequel to the band’s debut, but it does share some themes. “Of course, we also handed the guy a Roots record and we’re like, ‘Let’s find the middle states between Maroon 5 and the Roots.’ But he’s just a dude we’ve always admired and wanted to work with on some level.” We actually rolled up there with a Maroon 5 album and gave it to our friend who was the engineer on that and we were kind of like, ‘Make our drums sound like this,'” McGinley says. Our first record that helped launch our career was The Papercut Chronicles, and usually when we go into to do an album we have somewhat of an idea of what kind of tones we want from the record. “We’ve been really big into Maroon 5 for years. It’s fitting the collaboration comes on The Papercut Chronicles II because, as drummer Matt McGinley tells us, Levine and the rest of Maroon 5 were a big inspiration on Gym Class Heroes’ debut, The Papercut Chronicles. “My manager asked me who I would want to work with and Adam Levine was one of the first people that came to mind,” says McCoy. Working with Levine satisfies a longtime goal for Gym Class Heroes. In this first look, Gym Class Heroes go behind the scenes of filming the video against New York’s cityscape. They just wrapped a co-headlining spot on the Warped tour, and released an infectious new single, “Stereo Hearts,” featuring Adam Levine. After a three-year break between albums in which frontman Travie McCoy did his solo thing, Gym Class Heroes are returning big time.