David Bowie's album Toy to receive a posthumous release on January 7th 2022

[Teletubby 115,017]

 

 

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what the **** is that cover art!? 

Pretty sad they couldn't leave it at black star as that was a great end to his career

[littlepotter 72,623]

He clearly meant for Blackstar to be his last album...

[The Fame Monster 3,354]

What is that cover art?

[COOOK 76,405]

A story about a dichotomy:

His son not approving a sample for Gaga. His son approving this work and this cover art.

[Customzanotti 1,750]

3 minutes ago, COOOK said:

A story about a dichotomy:

His son not approving a sample for Gaga. His son approving this work and this cover art.

Where did everyone get the "sample couldn't be approved" thing from? Was that ever confirmed?

[Guest]

I think posthumous albums are ethically wrong unless the artist made it known to his entourage the songs he wants in the album or what he wanted to work on to improve them. 

[Queen Bitch 10,513]

Ya'll, David Bowie planned new music to be released after his death

https://musicfeeds.com.au/news/david-bowie-reportedly-prepared-records-released-death/#/slide/1

https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/news/david-bowie-prepared-number-records-be-released-after-his-death-a6830766.html

[Anderson123 30,532]

I'm not a Bowie megafan and I know that Blackstar feels like a final album because it was the end of his life but as far as I remember, he had some stuff ready to be released after his passing so this is not just a cash grab.