Rolling Stones: Working with Lady Gaga was a ‘great experience’, says Mick Jagger

In “Sweet Sounds of Heaven,” second single from Hackney Diamondsthe band’s first studio album Rolling Stones in 18 years and first after the death of the drummer Charlie Wattsthe legendary rock band partnered with Lady Gaga It is Stevie Wonder – It is Mick Jagger described the partnership with the singer as a “great experience.”

Released last Thursday, the 28th, the gospel song was written by Jagger It is Keith Richards. During an interview with Zane Lowe for the Apple Musicthe artists praised the work with Gagaresponsible for pop hits like “Shallow,” “poker face” It is “Bad Romance.”

“She’s a great singer, and I’ve never heard her sing in that style before. Not exactly,” said the band’s iconic singer and frontman. The recording took place “live in the room, and it was a great experience, her just coming into the room and opening up and seeing her parts and feeling what she wanted and then becoming more confident.”

“And then we went back and did some extra parts that we hadn’t done that day and then we did some tidying up and we were in the overdub room, really face to face, getting them really tight, the parts really tight, and then being a little competitive and screaming,” he continued Mick Jagger.