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Country 18 August, 2020

Keith Urban Reveals Collaborations With P!nk, Breland, Nile Rodgers And Eric Church For The Speed Of Now Part 1

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Keith Urban Reveals Collaborations With P!nk, Breland, Nile Rodgers And Eric Church For The Speed Of Now Part 1
New York, NY (Top40 Charts) When the four-time GRAMMY Award winner Keith Urban revealed the track listing for his September 18th album release THE SPEED OF NOW Part 1 on August 7th, little did he know that worldwide social media chatter would erupt because of faded yellow blocks placed next to songs, "Out The Cage" and "One Too Many." Fans from around the globe, quipped, speculated about collaborators and exhibited the tell-tale signs of FOMO.

Today, the chatter ends as Urban reveals that "Out The Cage," the album's opening track, highlights a collaboration with Breland and the legendary guitarist Nile Rodgers, while "One Too Many" features the incomparable P!nk. An alternate version of "We Were," features the song's co-writer, Eric Church.

As the collaborators were announced Urban explained, "When I collaborate, I'm always looking for that 'third thing.' There's what I do, there's what my collaborator does and then there's this 'third thing' that I'm most curious about. That's what interests me the most - when the sum of the parts becomes even more than what I envisioned. That's what I love so much about it - finding common ground, shaping it and bringing it together."






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