You can just feel the proud papa beaming through the father-son singalong.Īnd the cameos keep on coming on “Music of the Spheres,” Coldplay’s ninth studio album. Meanwhile, Moses, 15, croons the chorus of “Humankind” - which, with its ’80s synth-pop sheen, shares more than a similar title with the Killers’ “Human” - alongside his old man. That’s also Apple doing the intro countdown on “Higher Power,” the uber-upbeat first single, and she joins the chorus of Coldplay kids - including the children of guitarist Jonny Buckland, bassist Guy Berryman and drummer Will Champion - on the interlude “Music of the Spheres II.”Ī throwback shot of Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin with kids Apple and Moses. 1 hit, “My Universe,” with global sensation BTS.īut on the band’s new album “Music of the Spheres,” out Friday, there are some even more special guests: namely Chris Martin’s two children with ex-wife Gwyneth Paltrow, Apple and Moses.Īpple, 17, co-wrote the breakup ballad “Let Somebody Go” - a moody duet with another surprising guest, Selena Gomez - on which a forlorn Martin wallows in his feelings: “You gave everything this golden glow/Now turn off all the stars, ’cause this I know/That it hurts like so, to let somebody go.” The best new music and concerts from Harry Styles, Lil Nas X and more The 5 worst songs of 2021 we hope to never hear againĪMAs 2021: Full list of winners, nominees and best performancesĬoldplay’s eco-friendly tour will be partly powered by fans’ dancing

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