Josh Groban's Cinematic Bond: Skyfall Cover

0:00It's April 24th. This is music news today. Music coverage powered by AI Josh Groben just dropped his take on the James Bond classic Skyfall, as the latest single from his upcoming album Cinematic, set to hit shells on May. 8. This track dives into movie magic, pulling from iconic films that shaped our soundtracks. The full album packs covers from heavy hitters like Casablanca, The Godfather, Coco, against all odds and stand by me, blending the stagia with fresh. Bibes, it builds on earlier singles such as, Eyes Time Goes By from Casablanca and can you feel the love tonight from The Lion King. Fans are buzzing about how Groben honors these timeless tunes while making them his own, produced by Greg Wells, who's worked with a Dale Taylor, Swift and Duolipa. Recorded across Los Angeles and London, it feels like a time machine for movie lovers. Soundouts include a fiery Sicilian version of Bruce Shilatera from The Godfather, a soulful

1:00duet of unchained melody with Jennifer Hudson and A. Family touch on Moon River, where his dad Jack nails the trumpet solo. With promises of pure cinematic escape, cinematic looks ready to remind us why these songs stick around, pulling us right back into those epic films, moments.