Lady Gaga is the latest artist to launch an Apple Music weekly show, and with "Gaga Radio" she'll chat with dance and music stars and debut exclusive DJ mixes.
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The inspiration for Lady Gaga's hyperactive 2020 album Chromatica came from one magical place: the dance floor. A joyride of glittery synths and let-your-hair-down hooks, it captures the singular, soul-cleansing euphoria found from sweating under a disco ball.
Every Friday on GAGA RADIO, she honors dance music by speaking with the DJs, divas, and producers who inspired her and helped bring Chromatica to life. Each episode will also include an exclusive DJ mix from one of Gaga's guests. It's a celebration of dance music when we need it most.
The interviews will focus on the team who helped Gaga bring her 2020 album "Chromatica" to life. The show will be available on Apple Music every Friday at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time, starting this Friday.
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Its definitely challenging for entertainers that’s for sure. I was thinking about the news that Mulan will dual release in theaters and Disney+ in September. This really might wipe out entire industries like theaters.I know there is obviously more pressing matters but it must suck releasing albums now and thru this covid19 with not being able to promote it in the way these artists intended on.
Lol, she is far better then all the pe*dos of the 2 gems beforeIf this is the kind of role model our impressionable children are going to have as their role models I worry about the next generation