Morrissey announces new album, 'California Son', for March 2019 - Folha

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Morrissey announces new album, 'California Son', for March 2019.
The album will have twelve tracks and was recorded by the same producer of The Strokes and U2.

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João Paulo Martins
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Singer-songwriter Morrissey, a former lead singer of the English band The Smiths , first laid out details of their new album, which will be released in March 2019.

In an interview with Folha , the British said that the album will be called "California Son" and will bring twelve songs written by a collection of American composers.

The album was produced by Joe Chicarelli - who has worked with names like The Strokes, U2 and Elton John - and recorded at the famous Sunset Sound studio in Los Angeles. "Joe brought in a lot of new musicians and we experimented with a lot of sounds. Everything went fantastically well and we are proud, "said the singer.
The album will feature the participation of singer Laura Pergolizzi, better known as LP, in two tracks. She has written songs for Rihanna and Christina Aguilera.

In April of this year, Morrissey announced on its website that it had completed recordings of a new single, also at Sunset Sound in Los Angeles.

It's "Back on the Chain Gang," written by Chrissie Hynde and recorded by The Pretenders in 1982. The song, which has been played live by Morrissey since 2017, is likely to be part of the new album.


https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/amp/i...disco-california-son-para-marco-de-2019.shtml

Also via Bemparana (same story):
https://www.bemparana.com.br/noticia/morrissey-anuncia-novo-disco-california-son-para-marco-de-2019
And Ricmais (same story):
https://ricmais.com.br/sc/noticias/morrissey-anuncia-novo-disco-california-son-para-marco-de-2019

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FWD.

 

[reelfountain]

Whatever you think the reasoning behind his views are the phrases and terminology that he uses have originated from certain places and certain groups. He isn't a leader in his thinking, he's landed on certain pages and regurgitated views without questioning them.

I read your views and although I don't agree with many at least I know they're yours. I can't say the same of Morrissey.

My reasoning would be that he does belong on the right because he's picked a side to the letter rather than work things out for himself and if he got into a political debate he'd be on his arse within seconds. With him it really is as simple as left and right.

I don't think Moz is the type of person who checks if an opinion conventionally falls to the left or right before he says it. And that's what gets him into trouble. He's a thinker, but he's oblivious to political parameters, which all honest thinkers should be.

For example, imagine if somebody in the Labour party said: I think I can understand the working class's fear of mass immigration, they would instantly be castigated as racist, stupid etc. despite the fact that the fear might have nothing to do with race but a lack of jobs, low wages, stretched services etc.

So if somebody on the left did have this view they would shut their mouth pronto.

The left say one thing; the right another. Any mixing, matching, straying beyond your confirmed boundaries are strictly no-no. Which is unrealistic.

I don't believe Moz is a hateful person or somebody who agrees with most right wing policies. He simply has a romantic love of England (evident in his Smiths songs) so quite naturally hates to witness England's rapid McDonaldization and fall to globalism - and the shrill voices of the many gullible people who urge this change on, as if it's for the better.

Racism is all about hate - and I honestly don't believe Moz has a hateful bone in his body. But real thoughtful human beings have opinions that may fall on either side of the divide - and many people nowadays (despite how radical and rebellious they might feel they are) can't handle any opinion that is not pro-establishment (without even realising it).

The establishment lecture us daily through the media not to be racist, not to say anything un-PC, to hate Tommy Robinson and to love, embrace and celebrate diversity. These are all establishment-endorsed orders. To question anything outside of these rigid-media/government enforced parameters is to put yourself on the line and suffer the consequences as Morrissey has.

In other words, nowadays, all dissenting thought from the enforced norm is not tolerated. Especially anything to do with immigration. Break that rule and it's crucifixion time.

And this is how we are controlled.

 

[Anonymous]

So is that racist? Wow, you got me there.
Enjoy your life, and please do come back here shaming your contentious political views, as you obviously have no interest whatsoever in music.

All arts music included has always been left wing. So it is hard for the lefties now when even musicians have started to voice opinions based on life experience and the fact they now know that socialism only leads to failure.
Lefties only turned to music as long as it provided something that was of the same view as them. Musicians with palestine scarves were screaming out their angst against anything and anyone while living far away from reality.
These musicians were just smart enough to cash in on political beliefs and large groups that were into them. Moz did this as well and the mexicans were just a market strategy cause no one is really interested in the mexicans struggle against gentrification brought on by jewish investors on the housing market.
I think the day the mexicans realise the jews really are the enemies like the beat up nazi skins handing out free candy told them about then we will see a real uprising but my bet is that Antifa will see the mexicans as a great new market just like Moz did.

 

[Charlie Cheswick]

I don't think Moz is the type of person who checks if an opinion conventionally falls to the left or right before he says it. And that's what gets him into trouble. He's a thinker, but he's oblivious to political parameters, which all honest thinkers should be.

My whole point is that he really isn't a thinker, not in political terms. He's a regurgitator. He may be oblivious to political parameters which is what everyone says who regurgitates the same stuff.

 

[Thewlis]

My whole point is that he really isn't a thinker, not in political terms. He's a regurgitator. He may be oblivious to political parameters which is what everyone says who regurgitates the same stuff.

He’s a pop star, you miss the whole point, Charlie.

 

[JoeSellMozza]

Why are so many people still here that now hate Moz?
I'd never visit a website dedicated to someone I hate. There must be this deep rooted pain in lefties that makes them cling onto Solo in some vain hope that the man himself will explain that everything was a mistake.
Imagine the time and effort and money these lefties invested in Moz and the records they still have in their collection.
My advice to people is to cut all ties if you feel the way you do and just move on. There is absolutely no need to visit Solo if you hate Moz, in fact by remaining here you are making the man you hate win.

I don‘t understand either. Go away haters, there are so many good singers out there. They even have Websites.

 

[reelfountain]

My whole point is that he really isn't a thinker, not in political terms. He's a regurgitator. He may be oblivious to political parameters which is what everyone says who regurgitates the same stuff.

Okay, that's your opinion.

But I think Morrissey is a thinker - not a political thinker fair enough (we have too many of them already and none can be trusted) - but I really do think Moz spends a lot of time reflecting on things outside of his life - unlike so many people who live in a kind of over-worked daze with the country changing obliviously around them.

England is definitely something he sits and thinks about. And I always find his thoughts on this subject - not offensive, or scandalous - but interesting.

 

[Charlie Cheswick]

So is that racist? Wow, you got me there.
That post is a mad rambling which has nothing whatever to do with this topic so ‘redundant’ seems a logical rating. And verbal abuse gets a troll-rating. I don’t like bullying or calling names.
It really is that simple.

Enjoy your life, and please do come back here sharing your boring political views, as you obviously have no interest whatsoever in music.

I'll come here and share my views and tell you when you're being a twat. HTH. If you want to be in an echo chamber the Internet is probably the wrong place for you.

 

[Charlie Cheswick]

He’s a pop star, you miss the whole point, Charlie.

He was never just a pop star to us. The other stuff was always intertwined. You know this, all of us know this.

 

[Deleted member 25370]

The thing is jokes aside Morrissey discourse about conspiracy of MSM and supporting Styx666 and support of For Britain etc I feel is part of a larger picture of hate and blame which sees the extreme of Fanatics sending hoax bombs and going into synagogues killing folk and nutters in Sweden justifying killing of kids in a camp and so on. You can look at Morrissey as a fan in a music bubble by all means or other folk on here can respond to a bigger picture.

i have difficulties detecting a clear sentence structure in your post, so could you please clarify what your point is in line 1-4, and how it is related to the new album title "california son"? i am also a non-native speaker and know how hard it is to express oneself in a foreign language.

 

[Thewlis]

He was never just a pop star to us. The other stuff was always intertwined. You know this, all of us know this.

What are you implying? That his songs filled with longing and teenage angst are now racist? How enlightening.
Pop stars make songs, with nice guitar hooks and clever lines. To me that’s why I like Moz.
Or Dylan, or Bragg, or Walker, or Curtis or Reed.
You seem completely not interested in the music side which is baffling.

 

[E Scott]

i have difficulties detecting a clear sentence structure in your post, so could you please clarify what your point is in line 1-4, and how it is related to the new album title "california son"? i am also a non-native speaker and know how hard it is to express oneself in a foreign language.

You stating being a non native speaker doesn't excuse your nasty tone. I"ll be helpful and suggest you use a good dictionary and practice your comprehension skills.

 

[Thewlis]

i have difficulties detecting a clear sentence structure in your post, so could you please clarify what your point is in line 1-4, and how it is related to the new album title "california son"? i am also a non-native speaker and know how hard it is to express oneself in a foreign language.

It’s very poor grammar-wise so I’m sure not even E Scott’s mother would have an idea what it’s about.
So your not being a native speaker has nothing to do with it.

 

[Deleted member 25370]

You stating being a non native speaker doesn't excuse your nasty tone. I"ll be helpful and suggest you use a good dictionary and practice your comprehension skills.

no offence intended, it's an honest question from an honest heart interested to understand how your "bigger picture" correlates with the new album title "california son".

 

[Charlie Cheswick]

What are you implying? That his songs filled with longing and teenage angst are now racist? How enlightening.
Pop stars make songs, with nice guitar hooks and clever lines. To me that’s why I like Moz.
Or Dylan, or Bragg, or Walker, or Curtis or Reed.
You seem completely not interested in the music side which is baffling.

A good amount of his latter albums really aren't worth commenting on, the songs that you're talking about are long since passed. I assumed you'd be pleased that I keep my council on them.

As for the rest of that, childish nonsense.

 

[FROSTY]

 

[King Leer]

Hah - as soon as I saw the title in the headline I thought "Aztec will spontaneously combust".

Aztec looks that you were right,ffs California son what the f....

 

[King Leer]

With a covers album fans and the general public alike can quickly get into it without the usual drama and Moz meta commentary. Could be some fair weather, for a while.

Most interested in the new musical collaborations it features. No time to dig in the forums -- who's on board beside the usual gang and LP?

 

[Zoinks]

I don't believe Moz is a hateful person or somebody who agrees with most right wing policies. He simply has a romantic love of England (evident in his Smiths songs) so quite naturally hates to witness England's rapid McDonaldization and fall to globalism - and the shrill voices of the many gullible people who urge this change on, as if it's for the better.

Racism is all about hate - and I honestly don't believe Moz has a hateful bone in his body. But real thoughtful human beings have opinions that may fall on either side of the divide - and many people nowadays (despite how radical and rebellious they might feel they are) can't handle any opinion that is not pro-establishment (without even realising it).

The establishment lecture us daily through the media not to be racist, not to say anything un-PC, to hate Tommy Robinson and to love, embrace and celebrate diversity. These are all establishment-endorsed orders. To question anything outside of these rigid-media/government enforced parameters is to put yourself on the line and suffer the consequences as Morrissey has.

.

I think that Moz is full of hateful bones - isn’t that what his career is based on? Revenge? I mean that’s where his deliciously wicked lyrics come from! That’s why he articulated things that others never dared to sing about, that’s what made him unique.

 

[general disarray]

All arts music included has always been left wing. So it is hard for the lefties now when even musicians have started to voice opinions based on life experience and the fact they now know that socialism only leads to failure.
Lefties only turned to music as long as it provided something that was of the same view as them. Musicians with palestine scarves were screaming out their angst against anything and anyone while living far away from reality.
These musicians were just smart enough to cash in on political beliefs and large groups that were into them. Moz did this as well and the mexicans were just a market strategy cause no one is really interested in the mexicans struggle against gentrification brought on by jewish investors on the housing market.
I think the day the mexicans realise the jews really are the enemies like the beat up nazi skins handing out free candy told them about then we will see a real uprising but my bet is that Antifa will see the mexicans as a great new market just like Moz did.

Mexicans are not stupid and would know if Morrissey was being disingenuous

 

[ZOOM FROM GLOOM]

What are you implying? That his songs filled with longing and teenage angst are now racist? How enlightening.
Pop stars make songs, with nice guitar hooks and clever lines. To me that’s why I like Moz.
Or Dylan, or Bragg, or Walker, or Curtis or Reed.
You seem completely not interested in the music side which is baffling.

I think by ‘pop star’ you mean Artist. That’s how I read your post, and the people you listed above I would view as Artists not pop stars.