José González shares new single ‘El Invento’

JOSÉ GONZÁLEZ SHARES NEW SINGLE ‘EL INVENTO’

FIRST NEW MUSIC SINCE 2015 ALBUM VESTIGES & CLAWS AND FIRST EVER SPANISH LANGUAGE TRACK

SIGNS TO CITY SLANG

Watch the lyric video for ‘El Invento’ here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3_Zz0O4pDo

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Exactly six years ago today, on February 17, 2015, José González released his last album, Vestiges & Claws. Today, following the success of that album he returns with new single ‘El Invento’. First conceived in Grez-sur-Loing, France in 2018 before being finished in his Swedish home, the track finds José singing for the first time in Spanish, the native tongue of his Argentinian heritage. The track was recently debuted during a live performance in December as part of the 2020 Nobel Prize Award Ceremonies. Despite this long period without a new release, in 2018 José performed for a 4,000+ sold out crowd at London‘s Royal Albert Hall cementing both his universal appeal and cultural significance.

Speaking of the track, which is inspired by the birth of his daughter, José says:“Every now and then I try to write lyrics in Spanish – this time I succeeded! I guess talking to Laura in Spanish every day helped. I started writing ‘El Invento’ around 2017 when she was born. The song is about the questions – who we are, where we’re going and why? Whom can we thank for our existence? Historically, most traditions have invented answers to these questions. Thereof the name of the song: The Invention (god).”

Photo Credit: Hannele Fernström

High-res images can be found here:

 https://www.dropbox.com/sh/mij9x4qelww5gxi/AAAL3QcdStrCk82ZN1fSzkwea?dl=0