Showing posts with label Mika. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mika. Show all posts

Monday, 29 October 2012

MIKA - Track by Track (Origin of Love)

Origin of Love


Lola


Stardust


Underwater


Overrated


Kids


Step With Me


Popular


Heroes


Celebrate

Thursday, 25 October 2012

Mika on Jay Leno

Mika on Jay Leno



I couldn't get the original air. Here is the part where Mika singing.
It was on the 13th of Feb., 2008.

Wednesday, 26 September 2012

The Origin of Love - Track by Track

The Origin of Love


Celebrate


Lora


Underwater


Stardust


Heroes


Step With Me


Popular






Friday, 10 August 2012

Mika New Single "Celebrate" [Review]

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Mika Unveils Video for New Single "Celebrate" featuring Pharrell [Review]


What makes Mika stand out head and shoulders from the rest of the pop pack is his finely-tuned gift for infusing his music with a childlike innocence and genuine joy. It's as if he discovers the world and its beauty for the very first time, and he shares those moments for everyone to enjoy. In other words, he wants "the whole world to celebrate" and spread his cheer around like confetti. That artistic point of view will continue on his forthcoming new album, entitled "The Origin Of Love," that the singer likes to describe as a record "about crazy love songs and tolerance."

After looking at "life in cartoon motion" and singing about "the boy who knew too much," Mika's new album is shaping up to be his most personal to day. Refreshed and rejuvenated, his new music once again relishes in simple joy but appears to hit a lot closer to home for the British singer. His new single "Celebrate" is a perfect example of that. "This single is what happens when you combine a 22 year old you find online, Fryars, with an extra-planetary Nick Littlemore and Pharrell Williams," Mika says about the song in a press release.

Mika adds, "Written by me, Pharrell and Fryars and produced by Nick, this kind of collaboration is only possible when everyone throws themselves into it wanting to have fun and without any ego. This collective and open attitude was at the heart of 'The Origin Of Love.' It was recorded in Miami and London but mostly in Fryars' north London bedroom studio."

In the fun new video for "Celebrate," Mika is shown working his way through a serious case of writer's block in his New York City loft with footage of the singer writing lyrics on sheets of papers trying to find the right words. He stares out of the window and heads into the city to find inspiration to end up on a dancefloor. Matching the happy outburst in the song, right at the 2:36 minute mark, Mika finds a break-through and knows exactly what to write. "Once again, I pull myself together and I remember those two letters, I will be OK," Mika sings, and shares a simple yet powerful truth that can never be repeated too much. (Mika "Celebrate" featuring Pharrell will released on September 30.)

MIKA - Celebrate ft. Pharrell



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MIKA's brand new single "Celebrate" from his forthcoming album The Origin Of Love.

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I liked his old hair style, but new short one is sexier. And of course I can't wait his new album.

Saturday, 4 August 2012

Mika Is Gay, Finally

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Mika Is Gay, Finally

We hesitate to call it “coming out,” because, well, come on.

But for some reason, popstar Mika has always been a bit cagey about his personal life: ”labels are the one thing that I’ve never agreed with — simply because I just don’t fit into them in my own personal life,” and “call me bisexual,” he’s said in the past, echoing Boy George 20 years ago.

But apparently he’s warming up to labels and cooling to ladies, at least according to an upcoming Instinct article. “If you ask me am I gay, I say yeah,” he tells the magazine. Oh, okay!

We are happy for you, Mika. Not just because it is nice to hear you talking unreservedly about your life, but also because this brings our fantasy of you making out with Rufus Wainwright one step closer to fruition. Now kiss!


By: Benji Douglas
On: Aug 4, 2012

Voice.fr - Oui, je suis gay

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Mika fait son coming out

"Oui, je suis gay"

Publié le Samedi 04 Août 2012 à 16:03 par P.L.N 



Ca y est, Mika s'assume complètement ! Dans un entretien accordé à un magazine américain, le chanteur de Relax, Take It Easy a enfin officialisé son homosexualité.

C'est au mois de septembre que sortira le troisième et très attendu album de Michael Holbrook Penniman Jr, alias Mika, intitulé The origin of love, dont le premier single est Celebrate. Mais c'est pour une toute autre actualité qu'on parle du chanteur à la voix haut perchée, d'origine libanaise. En effet, le sémillant jeune homme a décidé deux choses : la première est de décevoir ses fans du beau sexe qui soupiraient d'amour pour lui, la seconde est de donner espoir à ses aficionados plus virils. En clair, ça y est, Mika l'a dit lui-même... tatatiiiiin : il est gay ! Ah la la, la grande nouvelle que voilà... Enfin presque puisqu'il y a quelques jours, il avait dédicacé son album "à l'homme qu'il aime" lors d'un live en Grande-Bretagne, dans un club à majorité homosexuelle. Autant d'indices qui n'avaient pas manqué de susciter quelque interrogation chez les détectives les plus affûtés.

Mika a officiellement fait son coming out dans le magazine américain instinct, comme le rapporte le site Têtu : "Si vous me demandez si je suis gay, je vous réponds que oui. Ces chansons parlent-elles d’une relation avec un homme? Je dis oui. Et c’est seulement à travers ma musique que j’ai trouvé la force d’accepter ma sexualité au-delà du simple contexte de mes paroles de chansons. Voici ma vraie vie.", a ainsi déclaré l'artiste qui a vendu une vingtaine de millions de disques depuis son avènement dans le paysage musical international en 2007. Pour Mika, on imagine que cette annonce aura le don de couper l'herbe sous le pied des journalistes qui se focalisaient un peu trop, selon lui, sur les aspects méconnus mais supposés de sa sexualité.


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That's it, Mika is assumed completely! In an interview with an American magazine, the singer Relax, Take It Easy has finally formalized his homosexuality.

It's in September that will release the highly anticipated third album by Michael Holbrook Penniman Jr., aka  Mika,, entitled The origin of love, whose first single is Celebrate. But that's a different news that speaks to the singer's high-pitched voice, of Lebanese origin. Indeed, the spirited young man decided two things: first, to disappoint his fans from the fairer sex who sighed with love for him, the second is to give hope to his fans more virile. Clearly, this is it, Mika has said himself ... tatatiiiiin: he's gay! Oh la la, the big news here is that ... Well almost as few days ago, he had dedicated his album "the boy who knew too much," during a live in Britain, in a predominantly gay club. These indications had not failed to raise any question among the sharpest detectives.

Mika has officially made ​​its coming out in the American magazine instinct, as reported by the site Têtu: "If you ask me if I'm gay, I would answer yes. These songs are they talking about a relationship with a man? I say yes. and only through my music that I found the strength to accept my sexuality beyond the simple context of my lyrics. Here is my real life. ", told the artist that sold twenty million records since its inception in the international musical landscape in 2007. Mika, one imagines that this announcement will have the gift of cutting the grass under the feet of journalists that focused a little too much, he said, but on unknown aspects of his supposed sexuality.

Friday, 3 August 2012

Mika comes out to Instinct, no surprises here!

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Mika comes out to Instinct, no surprises here!

Posted by Randy Shulman |
August 3, 2012 2:30 PM

"If you ask me am I gay, I say yeah. Are these songs about my relationship with a man? I say yeah. And it's only through my music that I've found the strength to come to terms with my sexuality beyond the context of just my lyrics. This is my real life."
Pop star Mika comes out fully in an exclusive interview with Instinct, to appear in the magazine's September issue. So far only this teaser has been released.

[Photo: Mika at the 2011 HRC National Dinner in Washington DC by Ward Morrison/Metro Weekly.]

Here's Mika talking briefly with Metro Weekly's Justin Stewart at the 2011 HRC National Dinner.

EXCLUSIVE SNEAK PEEK: Mika Tells Instinct, “Yeah, I’m gay.”

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EXCLUSIVE SNEAK PEEK: Mika Tells Instinct, “Yeah, I’m gay.”

Written by Instinct Staff | Friday, 03 August 2012


Many likely remember a 2009 Dutch magazine cover featuring pop star Mika with the sprawling headline “Mika Clears Things Up: Call Me Bisexual.”

The only problem was that the story, which he calls “disappointing,” didn’t clear things up at all because it wasn’t exactly what he intended to say.

Earlier this week, in a world exclusive, Mika sat down with Instinct to set the record straight (so to speak):
“If you ask me am I gay, I say yeah. Are these songs about my relationship with a man? I say yeah. And it’s only through my music that I’ve found the strength to come to terms with my sexuality beyond the context of just my lyrics. This is my real life.”

For more with Mika, including his first public comments about his relationship and the role he feels celebrities play as representatives for the LGBT community, check out the upcoming September issue of Instinct Magazine—coming soon.

Saturday, 28 August 2010

Soft and warm tones

I realised I haven't mentioned about Mika. He reminds me of Freddie Mercury. I'm a huge fan of Freddie and I don't think no one can be replaced for him though, when I heard his music at first time, they reminded me of Freddie. I reckon he has colourful voice and he has a talent. I actually think his way of composing music is totally different from him and his way of singing isn't similar to him even, but I can't explain why I feel that. He creates catchy pop-songs but it's not only catchy. I don't have enough vocabulary to express about his works unfortunately.