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Only a year and a half after releasing her Grammy-nominated album, Beautiful Trauma, P!nk is already ready to share her next album. During an interview on The Ellen DeGeneres Show today, P!nk revealed that her new record, Hurts 2B Human, will be out this April. Its first single is a song called "Walk Me Home," due out…
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Following the Beautiful Trauma singles “What About Us,” “Beautiful Trauma,” “Wild Hearts Can’t Be Broken,” and "Whatever You Want," P!nk is ending the era with one final single and music video, this time for "Secrets," a highlight on the album. "Secrets" is among the most upbeat songs on Beautiful Trauma, with a dizzying, tropical soundscape. Over the…
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Following singles “What About Us,” “Beautiful Trauma,” and "Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken," P!nk’s fourth music video is for her midtempo standout, “Whatever You Want.” The song's verses describe two people not seeing eye-to-eye, sung with a dash of P!nk signature attitude. But on the softer chorus, P!nk croons, "I feel like our ship's going down tonight.…
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Following singles "What About Us" and "Beautiful Trauma," P!nk's third music video is for her ballad, "Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken." The song is simple, only piano and gentle orchestra complementing P!nk's emotional vocals. She sings about carrying on the fight, knowing nothing can hold her back. It's an empowering song about sticking to your values…
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Last month, P!nk released her new album, Beautiful Trauma. Following lead single "What About Us," the title track is now serving as single number two. Today, "Beautiful Trauma" also gets a colorful new music video. The song starts with a slow, moving melody, the piano and crooned vocals tricking you into thinking it's a ballad.…
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Last Thursday, after weeks of building anticipation, P!nk released her new single, "What About Us". It's our first taste of her upcoming seventh album, Beautiful Trauma. The song is surprisingly gentle and emotional, a far cry from her usual lead singles (see: "So What," "Blow Me One Last Kiss"). Instead of energetic choruses and rollicking…
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