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“David Byrne Expands Who Is the Sky?”
“Shervin Lainez* Like a good suit, David Byrne has expanded his latest album, Who Is the Sky?, into a digital deluxe edition.”
“Byrne’s next endeavor is a book, Sleeping Beauties: Why Good Ideas Go Dormant and How They Wake Up , out Oct.”
“David Byrne Challenges the Idea of an Album With Expanded ‘Who Is the Sky?’ Listen to "My Madness," "T Shirt," and other songs from new version of album, which precedes the release of Byrne's Sleeping Beauties book By Kory Grow Kory Grow Contact Kory Grow on X David Byrne Challenges the Idea of an Album With Expanded ‘Who Is the Sky?’ Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath’s Final Concert Headed to the Big Screen Metallica to Return to North America for More M72 Tour Dates in 2027 View all posts by Kory Grow September 16, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source David Byrne.”
““‘My Madness’ — this is one of my personal favorites — the singer imagines their ‘madness’ as a separate entity from themselves, one that they come to love, understand and respect.”
“He has set a number of tour dates to support the book.”
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“But I thought, ‘I’m going to put that on the list of album titles.'” Editor’s picks The 250 Greatest Albums of the 21st Century So Far The 100 Best TV Episodes of All Time The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time 100 Best Movies of the 21st Century The expanded release, which marks a year from the release of the original Who Is the Sky?”
““And what came up on my phone was ‘Who is the sky?’ And I thought, ‘That’s a beautiful phrase.’ I know what they were really saying — it’s pretty easy to tell, in English anyway.”
“11 — San Francisco, CA @ Sydney Goldstein Theater (presented by City Arts & Lectures) Oct.”
“There’s an old song, ‘T Shirt,’ that we added to our set list with images of statements folks wear on their T Shirts.” The expanded edition also includes “What and Where” and “¿Cuál Es La Razón?,” which Byrne describes as “a wonderful reimagining of ‘What Is the Reason for It,’ created by Mexican Institute of Sound and co-written and sung by Natalia Lafoucade.” The original album version featured Hayley Williams.”
“He writes about how many geniuses — “from Bach to Bruegel, Vermeer to Melville,” as the book’s description says — weren’t recognized in their time.”
““So here’s my most recent album now expanded with two songs that were cut, not because they weren’t good (I hope) but to give the initial album a nice variety of grooves and subjects,” he continued.”