Elton John talked about his merger in the studio while working with the collaborator and friend Brandi Carlile.
The music icon revealed that he felt a doubt about himself while he was trying to make new music.
In the furious scene of the explosions of his documentary, the Cold heart Hitmaker has torn a piece of paper and slammed his headphones as he said: “I go home” and supernoms the session a “F *** ing Nightmare”.
Elton addressed the explosion while talking to Scott Mills on BBC Radio 2
He said: “I was in a very very dark place of doubt, I was tired, I didn’t feel good and after going through this weak period to feel like that, it simply stole and that was all Simply incredible. “
Elton admitted: “I had more doubt about this file that I had never had in my life.
I just wanted it to be special. And you cannot guarantee when you enter a studio that you are going to go out with something special. “”
“But if I had been alone without Brandi and Berni and Andrew, this record would never have been made,” he shared.
“It was the combination of all the energy of the room, all the worsening, all anxiety, pushed us to make electric music,” he noted with gratitude.
Elton John’s new record is called Who believes in angels? And will be released on April 4.
