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It better not be. Today's pop is horrible (and that's coming from a millenial) and really should be kept away from Bond unless there's an artist whose sound is right for Bond. (Adele being the prime example.)
Personally, at this point, I'd like them to see them give it to Jamie Cullum. His jazz pop blend seems fitting for Bond (or at the very least, it's tailor-able), plus he's British. Of course if they go for star power, I doubt very few on this side of the pond has heard of him.
If it's a rock tune that is desired, I say Artic Monkeys would be ok.
After A Star is Born I think Gaga would be a canny commercial decision and she has a great voice so why not.
May be get Bradley Cooper to cowrite the song! Or at least Mark Robson.
At the end of the day, I just want to feel completely pumped for the two hours+ of film to follow once the title track wraps up. A slightly up tempo foot tapping track with a powerful and uplifting vocal delivery (like What Kind of Man ) is along the lines of what I'd like to hear. Dial it up a bit.
I can't say I'm familiar with Gaga's music at all, although I've of course heard of her.
That could have been an interesting choice!
Dave Gahan
SEAL The Big love has Died
"It's the loneliness that's the killer"
Heavier music than Bond is associated with. From the girl with the Dragon tattoo staring Daniel Craig.
Eurovision?
Those are exactly my top 4 picks!
You know what they say about great minds.
That song was quite popular that summer over here, I remember. Stood in a bar queue once beside her – next but one – waiting for some beers me and the group of friends I was with had ordered.
Unless Fukunaga has some more idiosyncratic choices in mind.
He strikes me as someone who likes his music and I expect him to have strong views on the sound he wants. I very much doubt he'd accept elevator music like Newman's SF score.