The video was helmed by Midland's Cameron Duddy - who is also the mind behind the music videos for Bruno Mars' ' 24K Magic' and Fifth Harmony's 'Worth It' - alongside his wife, fashion and portrait photographer Harper Smith.Īside from teasing 'Last Train Home' in the lead up to its release, Mayer also took to Twitter to share the concept behind Sob Rock. 'Last Train Home' also features the vocals of country singer Maren Morris, whom Mayer performed alongside at the 63rd Grammy Awards earlier this year.Īn accompanying music video for the song premiered on Mayer's official YouTube channel at 12 PM SGT/PHT on 4 June. There's a security blanket aspect about that sound that reminds me of a safer time.' In an interview with Wall Street Journal, he explained his decision to adopt an 80s-inspired sound for the single and the album: 'I asked myself, 'What music makes me feel like everything's going to be OK?' And it's the music I listened to growing up in the '80s. Sonically, the synth-infused song is reminiscent of rock tunes from the 80s. Mayer has never shied away from switching up his sound and it shows in 'Last Train Home'. Now streaming - and with an appearance by the dynamite - it’s “Last Train Home.” /ZJ3G7UXeiq

Its shot using high definition cameras and really has a nice, sharp quality to it.The track is Mayer's first new release as a lead artist in nearly two years, the last being his 2019 single 'Carry Me Away'. The highlight of the band event was obviously Gravity, which is his best performance of that song ever! The singing, the solo, the energy! It's just perfect! So overall this is DVD is definitely worth your purchase. The instrumentation is perfect and it just goes well with all the songs he performs.

The Band set is what everyone was waiting for. You also get to see a very different side of Mayer which is quite unusual, and it's most present during his solo of the blues jam Out Of My Mind. The energy between the three is just insane and they really managed to kick it up a notch after the acoustic set. The Trio set is just drop-dead blues at its best. He also introduces 2 new songs (one original and one cover) In Your Atmosphere and Free Fallin' which sounds amazing. The opening song Neon is the best version of that song I've heard him perform anywhere.

This concert is categorized into 3 sections:- Acoustic, Trio & Band The Acoustic set is basically playing most of the songs that he plays the acoustic guitar on, but you'll be surprised on how different it sounds without the band. Even the guitar solos are better than the originals. What's really interesting about this concert is that he has taken the best of his tracks (mainly from the Continuum album) and given it a whole new feel and sound. This concert is definitely one of the best concerts John Mayer has ever performed! His voice is amazing, his guitar playing's at another level, even the band has a great chemistry.

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