Introducing the track “Say Amen (Saturday Night)” and the video “High Hopes”
Panic! At the Disco (“Panic! At the Disco”) is an American rock band from Las Vegas, Nevada. Formed in 2004, it currently consists of Brendon Boyd Urie - lead vocalist and the so-called temporary members (temporary, because the composition of the band periodically - with the exception of Brendon Urie - changes): Kenneth Harris, Dan Pavlovich and Nicola Rowe.
In the baggage of Panic! At The Disco has six studio albums and many singles, the most recent of which is “Say Amen (Saturday Night) Sweater Beats Remix”, released on August 24, 2018. But we will listen to its predecessor with the same name from the album “Pray For The Wicked”, also from 2018. The track is energetic and even incendiary, very original and should appeal to fans of high-quality pop or pop-punk music; experts still couldn’t decide. Let's listen!
In March, 2018, the Panic! I also shot a video for this song, it is easy to find it on the net, but it seemed to us quite meaningless and unnecessarily dramatic (even bloody), so we decided to do without it.
Video clip "High Hopes"
But another, more recent new product from Brendon Urie, posted on his channel yesterday, August 27, attracted our attention. This is a video for the song “High Hopes” (the same song Pink Floyd sang in 1994, remember?) from the previously mentioned album “Pray For The Wicked”. The song sounds quite acceptable, and the video was shot a little unusually. It's not every day that singers walk along the walls of a skyscraper. We invite you to look at the new product and form your opinion.
In any case, the creativity of Panic! At the Disco attracts with its originality and originality - unlike most modern big stage performers.
The latest premiere for today
