Tim Rice Oxley Keane. Keane Tim RiceOxley, Jesse Quin, Tom Chaplin & Richard Hughes Celebridades, Banda, Keane In Keane's new book Hope and Fears: Lyrics and History, keyboard player and principal songwriter Tim Rice-Oxley explains how he and his bandmates took to the idea that the best art (and music) has an ability to create 'worlds': "We weren't savvy enough to think about any of that when we made Hopes and Fears, but luckily, we found our 'world' by instinct - we just put to music. One of the most successful British debuts of the century, Keane's Hopes and Fears celebrates its 20thanniversary this month
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Rice-Oxley provides live and studio backing vocals for Keane, except for the studio songs "Sunshine", "This Is the Last Time" (demo version) and "Your Love" where he sings the lead vocals, as well as some Under the Iron Sea DVD and Perfect Symmetry demos. One of the most successful British debuts of the century, Keane's Hopes and Fears celebrates its 20thanniversary this month
The members of Keane are, LR, Rich Hughes, Tom Chaplin, and Tim... Nachrichtenfoto Getty Images
Rice-Oxley recently chatted with American Songwriter about living with Hopes and Fears for 20 years, the perils and joys of songwriting now, and figuring out what to do with four years' worth of new Keane songs. Rice-Oxley provides live and studio backing vocals for Keane, except for the studio songs "Sunshine", "This Is the Last Time" (demo version) and "Your Love" where he sings the lead vocals, as well as some Under the Iron Sea DVD and Perfect Symmetry demos. Tim Rice-Oxley - The chart-topping songwriter from somewhere only he knows In his first solo interview, the man behind Keane, the band once written off as 'Coldplay-lite', tells Nick Hasted about.
Keane Tim RiceOxley, Jesse Quin, Tom Chaplin & Richard Hughes Celebridades, Banda, Keane. One of the most successful British debuts of the century, Keane's Hopes and Fears celebrates its 20thanniversary this month Rice-Oxley recently chatted with American Songwriter about living with Hopes and Fears for 20 years, the perils and joys of songwriting now, and figuring out what to do with four years' worth of new Keane songs.
Tom Chaplin (left) and Tim RiceOxley of the British band Keane, play to a sellout crowd at New. Tim Rice-Oxley - The chart-topping songwriter from somewhere only he knows In his first solo interview, the man behind Keane, the band once written off as 'Coldplay-lite', tells Nick Hasted about. In Keane's new book Hope and Fears: Lyrics and History, keyboard player and principal songwriter Tim Rice-Oxley explains how he and his bandmates took to the idea that the best art (and music) has an ability to create 'worlds': "We weren't savvy enough to think about any of that when we made Hopes and Fears, but luckily, we found our 'world' by instinct - we just put to music.