U2 Songs Of Surrender 40 Songs Re-Recorded And Reimagined Out 17th March 2023 @ Top40-Charts.com -Playlists

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New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Island Records/ Interscope/ Universal Music today announce the release of Songs Of Surrender – a collection of 40 seminal U2 songs from across the band’s catalogue, re-recorded and reimagined for 2023 in sessions spanning the last two years, to be released in full on Friday 17th March. The first track to be made available from this brand new set of recordings is the anthemic “Pride (In The Name Of Love)“.

Songs Of Surrender is curated and produced by The Edge and sees the band revisit some of the most celebrated songs of their 40+ year career, including “With Or Without You“, “One”, “Beautiful Day“, “Sunday Bloody Sunday” and “Invisible“, for a musical reimagining resulting in a completely new recording of each track, to include the arrangements and, in some cases, new lyrics.

The Edge said of the project: “Music allows you to time travel, and we became curious to find out what it would be like to bring our early songs back with us to the present day and give them the benefit, or otherwise, of a 21st century reimagining. 

What started out as an experiment quickly developed into a personal obsession as so many of our songs yielded to a new interpretation. Intimacy replaced post punk urgency. New tempos, new keys, and in some cases new chords and new lyrics arrived. A great song, it turns out is kind of indestructible.

The process of selecting which songs to revisit started with a series of demos. I looked at how a song would hang together if all but the bare essential elements were taken away. The other main aim was to find ways to bring intimacy into the songs, as most of them were originally written with live concert performance in mind. 

Reviewing these sketch recordings with producer Bob Ezrin, it was very easy to see the ones that worked straight off the bat and those that needed more work. We all got into the sensibility of less is more.”

The 40 newly recorded tracks are collected together under each of the four band member names across four separate ‘albums’, with The Edge adding – “Hearing the songs interact, and finding the running orders for the four albums was really thrilling; finding the surprising segues, getting a chance to DJ. Once we had four distinct albums it was easy to see who would be the figurehead for each one.”

The complete Songs Of Surrender track listing is:  

Side 1 – The Edge

One  

Where The Streets Have No Name  

Stories For Boys  

11 O’Clock Tick Tock  

Out Of Control  

Beautiful Day 

Bad 

Every Breaking Wave  

Walk On (Ukraine) 

Pride (In The Name Of Love) 

Side 2 – Larry

Who’s Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses 

Get Out Of Your Own Way 

Stuck In A Moment You Can’t Get Out Of 

Red Hill Mining Town 

Ordinary Love 

Sometimes You Can’t Make It On Your Own 

Invisible  

Dirty Day 

The Miracle Of Joey Ramone 

City Of Blinding Lights    

Side 3 – Adam

Vertigo 

I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For  

Electrical Storm 

The Fly 

If God Will Send His Angels   

Desire 

Until The End Of The World  

Song For Someone 

All I Want Is You 

Peace On Earth 

Side 4 – Bono

With Or Without You 

Stay 

Sunday Bloody Sunday 

Lights Of Home 

Cedarwood Road 

I Will Follow 

Two Hearts Beat As One 

Miracle Drug 

The Little Things That Give You Away 

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