: In yet another amusing new clip, Mayer has shared a snippet of a third song from the forthcoming album. “Never seen the sun before, lying on the ocean floor / I’m walking through the wilderness and living off the loneliness,” Mayer sings in the clip over a moody, bass-led groove.
This time, this new clip appears to come from a second new single. : As promised, Mayer has continued to share short clips from the new album on TikTok. But who can vibe out to just 8 bars of music? So I think I’ll keep posting clips until they say stop. “I have no idea how much new music to share,” he says via text overlay. : In a new clip posted to Mayer’s TikTok, viewers get a clip of the vocals from the single: “If you wanna wrong me, then you gotta wrong me all night long / If you wanna use me, then you gotta use me ’til I’m gone.” Mayer has not released a new full-length album since 2017’s The Search For Everything. While the audio clip is only a few seconds long, it already sounds starkly different from Mayer’s most recent releases-much closer to the ’80s arena-rock feel of Toto‘s “Africa” than softer songs like 2019 singles “ I Guess I Just Feel Like” and “ Carry Me Away” and 2020 Leon Bridges collab “ Inside Friend“. Along with the caption “choo choo here comes new music,” the clip’s text overlays mention that this TikTok contains “a new music.” In the second clip, “Directed by Christopher Nolan” (lol), Mayer plays with a couple of dogs as a snippet of a song plays underneath. Related: John Mayer Unveils Unabashedly Un-Cool New Album ‘Sob Rock’, Chats With Zane Lowe, Plots 2022 Tour I’ve just been chilling and sharing it with friends for the past couple of months.” The caption on the video simply says, “It’s probably time #newmusic.” In the first clip, fans can see and hear Mayer repeating “I think I’m gonna drop a clip of the single.” A text overlay on the clip states, “My album is recorded, mixed and mastered. The singer/songwriter/guitarist referenced the forthcoming release in a pair of clips posted to his TikTok channel over the weekend. (This story has not been edited by Devdiscourse staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.A new album from John Mayer appears to be imminent. "After a couple of years, so many changes and so many new things to watch and read and listen to and play, that you still come out and see this show, it means a lot," he said, as per The Hollywood Reporter. I will say this game is superb, it's a superb game," before he jokingly yelled out "Super Bowl! Come after me!" On a more serious note, Mayer expressed his gratitude to the hundreds of fans (including celebs Heidi Klum, Olivia Culpo, Vanessa Hudgens and Macy Gray) for coming to the concert.
Mayer teased that because of licensing and trademark restrictions, "they will find me a billion dollars if I say the name of the big game. The event is loosely tied to the Super Bowl. Cohen will also sit down with Mayer for an interview that will air on SiriusXM and Pandora LIVE alongside the concert. The situation in Los Angeles, though, was quickly addressed, and Mayer went on to play another 30 minutes at the show, which was a part of SiriusXM and Pandora's Small Stage Series.Īfter an introduction by close friend Andy Cohen, who promised "Johnny Mayer is going to take us home," Mayer performed a wide range of hits and songs from his latest album 'Sob Rock' which dropped in July.
The system works, thank you very much."Īrtists have been under greater pressure to keep an eye on fan safety from the stage since Travis Scott's Astroworld music festival in November when 10 crowd members lost their lives due to a massive crowd surge. When they returned, he announced, "Anyone in the crowd who's worried, I'm told that she's up and waved goodbye, so she's OK. Mayer and his band left the stage for about five minutes as the fan was treated and escorted out in a wheelchair. The crowd quickly made room for medical personnel as Mayer said, "They're conscious. Are they conscious?" the musician called out from the stage, as his backup band also stepped in to help. According to The Hollywood Reporter, about an hour into his show at the Hollywood Palladium on Wednesday night, in the middle of hit 'Slow Dancing in a Burning Room', Mayer cut the music when he saw an audience member who appeared to have fainted and required medical attention. Image Credit: ANIĪmerican singer-songwriter John Mayer, during his first official show back since the COVID pandemic began, interrupted his performance halfway through to check on a distressed fan.
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