The Script assume that the late Mark Sheehan would’ve cherished the brand new album ‘Satellites’.
Danny O’Donoghue thinks the late Mark Sheehan would have cherished The Script’s new report
The ‘Man Who Cannot Be Moved’ band have been left devastated by the passing of the guitarist on the age of 46 after a brief sickness final 12 months however frontman Danny O’Donoghue is satisfied that he can be pleased with their newest report and the title monitor particularly.
Danny is quoted by the Day by day Star newspaper’s Wired column as saying: “There was one music which he heard, which he actually cherished, which was the music ‘Satellites’ that I do know he cherished. And though we did not work on it collectively, I do know he cherished that tune and he cherished the lyric in it.”
The 43-year-old musician additionally thinks there’s a specific poignancy to the title of the brand new album that’s launched on Friday (16.08.24).
Danny defined: “So for me, transferring previous, it wasn’t essentially why we referred to as the album ‘Satellites’, however the extra that I really like the album title there’s an excellent symmetry to it as effectively.
“And in addition, somebody had introduced it up that like he is a satellite tv for pc proper now. You realize, he is bought this lovely vantage level above the Earth the place he can look over all the things and simply, you already know, verify over issues.
“I imply, what are all of us on the finish of the day? We’re all simply items of mud floating by way of house.
“So ‘Satellites’, I believe it is an apt identify for the title of the album. It is a ravishing, lovely music as effectively on there. I hope he’d be pleased with it.”
Danny defined that his songwriting has shifted to a degree the place he desires followers to be belting out the Irish band’s anthems like “soccer chants”.
He mentioned: “There’s just a few melodies that hit an entire stadium that they sing. They’re virtually like soccer chants. To allow them to’t be too difficult in melody.”
