Blame It On Me - Música
Blame It On Me by George Ezra
George Ezra
Biografía del artista George Ezra
George Ezra De Nacimiento George Barnett Es Un Cantante Y Compositor Que Nació En 1993 En La Ciudad De Bristol Reino Unido. En Noviembre Del 2011 Por Medio De YouTube Mostró Su Canción "Angry Hill" Y Previamente Otra Canción Llamada "Broken" Posteriormente En El 2013 Comenzó A Hacer Conciertos Gratuitos En La Ciudad Donde Había Nacido Y Crecido Luego Llego A Obtener Viajar Por Europa Por Su Cuenta Para Tomar Inspiración Junto Con Su Guitarra En El Mismo Año 2013 El Artista Logro Entrar Al Famoso Festival De Verano De La Cadena BBC "Glastonbury". MTV VEVO Y ITUNES Lo Nombraron Uno De Los Mejores Artistas A Escucharse En El 2014 Y Continuamente Obtuvo El 5to Lugar En El BBC Sound Of.... 2014. Regularmente El Artista Cita A Bob Dylan Y Woody Guthri Como Sus Mayores Fuentes De Inspiración En La Musica Aunque El Artista Ha Sido Comparado Mayormente Con El Vocalista De La Banda Pearl Jam Eddie Vedder.
Frogtoon Música - Información de la canción: Blame It on Me
George-Ezra - Wanted On Voyage
"Blame It On Me" Is A Song By British Singer-Songwriter George Ezra. It Was Released As The Fourth Single From His Debut Studio Album "Wanted On Voyage". The Song Was Released In The United Kingdom As A Digital Download On 11 August 2014 Through Columbia Records. It Debuted At Number 6 On The UK Singles Chart Marking Ezra's Second Consecutive Top 10 Hit. Ezra Explained The Song To InStyle. "I Wrote It When I Was 18 And Had Just Moved To Bristol. I Was Saddled With Student Loans And I Realised There Were So Many Opportunities To Play Music So Unless I Got Busy I Could Only Blame Myself." An Official Lyric Video To Accompany The Release Of "Blame It On Me" Was Also Issued On 20 June With Ezra Holding An Old-Fashioned TV With The Lyrics Appearing On It At The Same Time He Is Sitting On The Seat Of A Dunk Tank While Several Tennis Balls Are Thrown Towards It From Off-Screen. At The End Of The Bridge A Ball Hits The Button And Ezra Falls Into The Water. Ezra Then Holds The TV Above His Head For A While Whilst His Face Is Barely Visible. As The Song Ends Tennis Balls Are Thrown Towards The TV Which Finally Falls Out Of Ezra's Hands And Into The Water. The Video Then Ends With Him Laughing. The Official Music Video For "Blame It On Me" Was Directed By Rob Brandon. It Was First Released Onto YouTube On 11 August 2014 At A Total Length Of Three Minutes And Forty-Four Seconds. The Video Begins With A Ford Pickup Full Of Criminals Driving Past Ezra Who Is Carrying His Guitar In Its Case And A Japanese Man. The Man Asks Ezra In Japanese "Are You Sure You Want To Follow The Yellow Brick Road?" And Then Walks Away Without Ezra Giving A Response. The Rest Of The Video Features Ezra Having A Very Bad Day Including His Guitar Case Blowing Open And The Instrument Falling Out Into The Road Before Being Run Over By A Police Car Getting Tackled By A Rugby Team Hit With A Sucker Dart Fired From A Toy Pistol By A Child Defecated On By A Bird And Winding Up In The Middle Of A Gunfight Between Police Officers And The Aforementioned Criminals. The Video Has Over 54 Million Views As Of December 2018.
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George Ezra De Nacimiento George Barnett Es Un Cantante Y Compositor Que Nació En 1993 En La Ciudad De Bristol Reino Unido. En Noviembre Del 2011 Por Medio De YouTube Mostró Su Canción "Angry Hill" Y Previamente Otra Canción Llamada "Broken" Posteriormente En El 2013 Comenzó A Hacer Conciertos Gratuitos En La Ciudad Donde Había Nacido Y Crecido Luego Llego A Obtener Viajar Por Europa Por Su Cuenta Para Tomar Inspiración Junto Con Su Guitarra En El Mismo Año 2013 El Artista Logro Entrar Al Famoso Festival De Verano De La Cadena BBC "Glastonbury". MTV VEVO Y ITUNES Lo Nombraron Uno De Los Mejores Artistas A Escucharse En El 2014 Y Continuamente Obtuvo El 5to Lugar En El BBC Sound Of.... 2014. Regularmente El Artista Cita A Bob Dylan Y Woody Guthri Como Sus Mayores Fuentes De Inspiración En La Musica Aunque El Artista Ha Sido Comparado Mayormente Con El Vocalista De La Banda Pearl Jam Eddie Vedder.
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"Blame It on Me" is a song by British singer-songwriter George Ezra. It was released as the fourth single from his debut studio album "Wanted on Voyage". The song was released in the United Kingdom as a digital download on 11 August 2014 through Columbia Records. It debuted at number 6 on the UK Singles Chart, marking Ezra's second consecutive top 10 hit.
Ezra explained the song to InStyle. "I wrote it when I was 18 and had just moved to Bristol. I was saddled with student loans, and I realised there were so many opportunities to play music, so unless I got busy, I could only blame myself."
An official lyric video to accompany the release of "Blame It on Me" was also issued on 20 June, with Ezra holding an old-fashioned TV with the lyrics appearing on it; at the same time, he is sitting on the seat of a dunk tank while several tennis balls are thrown towards it from off-screen. At the end of the bridge, a ball hits the button and Ezra falls into the water. Ezra then holds the TV above his head for a while, whilst his face is barely visible. As the song ends, tennis balls are thrown towards the TV, which finally falls out of Ezra's hands and into the water. The video then ends with him laughing.
The official music video for "Blame It on Me" was directed by Rob Brandon. It was first released onto YouTube on 11 August 2014 at a total length of three minutes and forty-four seconds. The video begins with a Ford pickup full of criminals driving past Ezra, who is carrying his guitar in its case, and a Japanese man. The man asks Ezra in Japanese, "Are you sure you want to follow the yellow brick road?" and then walks away without Ezra giving a response. The rest of the video features Ezra having a very bad day, including his guitar case blowing open and the instrument falling out into the road before being run over by a police car; getting tackled by a rugby team; hit with a sucker dart fired from a toy pistol by a child, defecated on by a bird and winding up in the middle of a gunfight between police officers and the aforementioned criminals. The video has over 54 million views as of December 2018. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.