Brief Summary
Westlife discusses their new album "Spectrum" and their comeback after a hiatus. They emphasize their desire to create fresh music that feels current, while still incorporating elements of their classic sound. The album has been a huge success, outselling the entire top ten newly released albums. The band also shares their experience of having their children involved in their music video for "My Blood," highlighting the impact their music has on their families.
- Westlife's new album "Spectrum" is a blend of fresh sounds and classic elements.
- The album has been a commercial success, outselling the entire top ten newly released albums.
- The band's children are featured in the music video for "My Blood," showcasing the impact of their music on their families.
Westlife's Comeback and New Album "Spectrum"
Westlife discusses their decision to return to music after a hiatus. They wanted to create something new and fresh, moving away from nostalgia and focusing on a sound that felt current. They acknowledge their 90s and early 2000s roots but emphasize their desire to evolve and appeal to a wider audience. The band also reveals that Ed Sheeran reached out to them for the rights to their music, which led to the creation of their hit single "Hello My Love."
The Success of "Spectrum"
The band discusses the overwhelming success of their new album "Spectrum." They share that the album is outselling the entire top ten newly released albums, including albums by popular artists like Ed Sheeran and Dua Lipa. They express their surprise and gratitude for the positive response from fans, attributing it to the album's fresh sound and their personal growth as musicians.
Westlife's Children in the "My Blood" Music Video
Westlife shares their experience of having their children involved in the music video for their single "My Blood." They explain that they wanted to create a personal and meaningful video, and their children were the perfect fit. The video features all ten of their children, showcasing the impact of their music on their families. The band also discusses how their children have been influenced by their music, with some even starting to write their own songs.
