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Sam Smith Og John Legend Med Ny Versjon Av Lay Me Down 09-03-2015 17:29 CET Sam Smith og John Legend med ny versjon av Lay Me Down I morgen slippes en ny og nydelig versjon av Lay Me Down hvor Sam Smith har med seg John Legend. Versjonen slippes i forbindelse med Comic Relief og deres Red Nose Day. Sangen er originalt fra Sam Smiths multiplatinumselgende debutalbum In The Lonely Hour, hvor denne nye versjonen blir sluppet til inntekt for Comic Relief. Førstkommende fredag gjester også Sam Smith Skavlan. Les full pressemelding her og hør den nye versjonen av Lay Me Down her: Se video på YouTube her FULL PRESSEMELDING: SAM SMITH AND JOHN LEGEND TO RELEASE OFFICIAL RED NOSE DAY SINGLE The multi award winning transatlantic megastars collaborate for Comic Relief Today (9th March 2015) Comic Relief is delighted to announce that Brit and Grammy award winning superstar Sam Smith will be collaborating with Oscar winner John Legend to record a very special version of Sam’s song Lay Me Down, making it the official single for Red Nose Day. The original song is from Sam’s multi-platinum debut album In the Lonely Hour and this new version is being re-released as a one off single to raise money for Comic Relief. The track is available from today to download on iTunes and the single is available to buy exclusively in Sainsbury’s. UK born Sam Smith and American born John Legend will perform the ballad together for the first and only time on Comic Relief – Face the Funny on Friday 13th March on BBC One, where their special one off performance will be broadcast live from the London Palladium. Sam Smith said: “Lay Me Down holds a very special place in my heart, not only did I perform it at the Brits I’m now going to perform it live on the Red Nose Day show with the extremely talented John Legend which is so exciting. I recently visited a Comic Relief funded project in my home town which supports the young LGBT community in London, I’m extremely proud that my single will help raise money for projects like this and many others in the UK and across Africa.” John Legend said: "Sam is such a talented artist. We've been looking forward to working together for a while now. I'm so glad we could collaborate on such a great song and for such a great cause.” The pair recorded the track together in Los Angeles, earlier this year. The single is produced by Jimmy Napes and Steve Fitzmaurice and was written by Sam Smith, James Napier and Elvin Smith. Universal will donate 100% of its profits from the sale of the single to Comic Relief. Om Universal Music Universal Music AS er verdens og Norges største musikkselskap og representerer blant annet artister som U2, Rolling Stones, Eminem, Lady Gaga, Rihanna, a-ha, Sissel Kyrkjebø, Odd Nordstoga, Bernhoft, Gabrielle mm. Universal Music Group er operative i 59 land som representerer lablene A&M/Octone, Decca, Def Jam Recordings, Deutsche Grammophon, Disa, Emarcy,Fonovisa, Geffen Records, Interscope Records, Island Records, Lost Highway Records, Machete Music, MCA Nashville, MercuryNashville, Mercury Records, Polydor Records, Motown, Universal Music Latino, Universal Republic og Verve Music Group. Kontaktpersoner Margit Katharine Bøhn Pressekontakt Head of Promotion, International International Promo [email protected] +47 45478431 +47 22541444.
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