Billie Eilish Defies Gravity In The Video For The Fan-Favorite ‘Birds Of A Feather’
Eilish and her brother, Finneas O’Connell, recently discussed the origin of “Birds Of A Feather” with Audacy. “There’s a lot of songs about dying for somebody and loving them till they die, and I thought it was really fun to reverse it,
Billie Eilish Gets Dragged Across Floors and up Walls in Her ‘BIRDS OF A FEATHER’ Video
Months after releasing her latest album, HIT ME HARD AND SOFT, Billie Eilish has finally released a music video for the biggest song on the record, “BIRDS OF A FEATHER.” While the pop ballad has soundtracked many TikToks and Instagram carousels this summer, it wasn’t until today that Eilish shared her own official visuals for the track.
Billie Eilish has achieved that rare form of pop stardom that really everyone aspires to. She is both globally famous, hugely successful, and somehow still a mystery. Who is she? No one really ...
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"So she can do home production without me" - Finneas reveals he has been setting up a recording studio for Billie Eilish to self produce her songsBillie Eilish's brother, Finneas Eilish, a record producer, says the siblings may not always produce music together.
Carla Morrison inspired one of Billie Eilish‘s favorite songs — and ... chords so much and so I remember I would play those songs all the time, and I put them in a different order and I ...
As a reminder, Billie's noms this year include Video of the Year for "LUNCH," as well as Video for Good for "What Was I Made For," Song of the Summer for "Birds of a Feather," AND Song of the Summer ...
Billie Eilish just shared a video (above) that superfans are going to eat up: It’s a 16-minute video made in partnership with American Express, in which she and Finneas break down specifics of ...
Grammy-winning artist Billie Eilish mentioned that she had previously recorded songs in El Paso hotels. "We're always finding ourselves working in the most kind of random places," Eilish ...
In recent years, the “song of the summer” has lost much of its meaning: it’s become a marketing ploy to bolster an artist’s streams, or it’s prematurely declared before the summer even ...
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