Briston Maroney un Ben Kweller ir izdevuši jaunu versiju 'Poor Things,', kas izceļas no Maroney albuma Jimmy.

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Briston Maroney un Ben Kweller ir izdevuši jaunu versiju 'Poor Things,', kas izceļas no Maroney albuma Jimmy.

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2025. gada 19. septembris
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Briston Maroney and Ben Kweller Collaborate on New Version of 'Poor Things'

Briston Maroney un Ben Kweller ir izdevuši jaunu versiju 'Poor Things,', kas izceļas no Maroney albuma Jimmy.

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2025. gada 19. septembris
Briston Maroney, "Poor Things (feat. Ben Kweller)" cover art
Briston Maroney Presents Paradies (official Poster)

Singer-songwriter Briston Maroney has released a new single, “Poor Things (Feat. Ben Kweller),” in collaboration with indie rock artist Ben Kweller. The track, available now via Atlantic Records, is a new version of a song from Maroney’s third studio album, Jimmy.

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Briston Maroney Presents Paradies (official Poster)

“From the second I met Briston and heard his music, I knew we would become great friends,” Kweller said. “He's one of the best in the new gen of rock artists who carry the torch of sincere and heartfelt tunes that make us feel like we're having a conversation with an old friend. 'Poor things' is an ode to our past and to the courage of moving forward even when the direction is unexpected.”

Maroney’s album Jimmy was co-produced with Alex Farrar and explores themes from his upbringing, which was split between Knoxville, Tenn., and rural North Florida. The album has received praise from outlets including Consequence of Sound, FLOOD, and Ones To Watch. Tracks from the album include “Real Good Swimmer,” “Tomatoes,” and “Better Than You.”

In addition to the new single, Maroney has announced the Paradise Festival, a three-night event scheduled for Nov. 5-7 at The Blue Room in Nashville. Tickets are available now.

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