Qui va sortir amb Yungblud?

Dominic Harrison (Doncaster, Anglaterra; 5 d'agost de 1997), més conegut com a YUNGBLUD, és un músic de rock alternatiu britànic.

Yungblud s'ha expressat a través de la seva música com "Un artista amb consciència social, sense por a mostrar cançons de protesta de gènere".

La seva cançó "I Love You, Will You Marry Em" explica una història real d'un home anomenat Jason, que se li proposa a una dona anomenada Clare Middleton mitjançant un grafiti al Parc Hill que acaba sent molt comercialitzat i aprofitat pels amos dels apartaments, però la dona va morir i l'home no té llar.

El seu avi va tocar amb T. Rex als anys setanta. Yungblud va estudiar teatre a l'Escola Educacional d'Art a Londres abans de començar la seva carrera de musical. Les seves cançons van començar a tenir popularitat el 2017, quan el seu estil va ser descrit com "el volcà de poesia suburbana de Jamie i Arctic Monkeys més joves, fusionats amb un tacte saludable de ska i esperit de hip-hop". Yungblud va col·laborar amb Charlotte Lawrence per a la cançó "Falling Skies", la qual va ser presentada en la banda sonora per a la segona temporada de 13 Reasons Why. El seu àlbum debut va estar llançat el 6 de juliol de 2018.

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