Chris Martin: “I’m trying to let everything go”

The British newspaper The Sun reported the thought of Chris Martin on his band, i Coldplayspeaking of when it will no longer exist. Here are his words: “I’m trying to let everything go, but I still love my job. I love him and maybe it’s not good. I love it everything, even the nonsense. I am really grateful”.

The singer then continued saying: “I love our band, I love what we do, I love the songs that come out of it, I love where we can get there, I love the world vision that offers us. Let’s see what unites human beings more than most people see. I love it. So maybe it means that I am fond of it. I have to let go the feeling of needing and being able to appreciate it when there is, I would not be fond of it.”

Last year talking to the British magazine NME, on the occasion of the release of the latest studio album of Coldplay, their tenth, “Moon Music” (Read the review here), explained how the group had in mind to close its business after twelve albums.

“Yes, they are definitely 12 albums, but we will get a little later than 2025. There is another thing, a musical. It is album number 11, but it may have to go out after 12, given the time that the musicals take to come alive. Our latest single is on this album and is titled ‘All My Love’. It is the latest single ‘single’. We have the musical part, then an album entitled simply ‘Coldplay’. I think it will come one year late. “

Despite the apparently definitive words of Martin, the bassist of
Coldplay Guy Berryman
He recommended fans to take Chris’ thoughts on the end of the group after 12 albums. In fact, he explained that “Chris will never stop writing. We are still away from any type of retreat. But I think it is necessary to have a plan. If you are running a marathon, you know that you have to run 42 kilometers. But if someone told you: ‘Ok, start running and not to stop’, it would be quite difficult to motivate you”.