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Coldplay release new record Kaleidoscope EP on 2 June – listen to new song now

Coldplay release new record Kaleidoscope EP on 2 June – listen to new song now
Coldplay release new record Kaleidoscope EP on 2 June – listen to new song now

Coldplay have just revealed the 2nd June release of their five-track Kaleidoscope EP, together with a brand new song from the record, Hypnotised.

Hypnotised‘s surprise release coincides with frontman Chris Martin’s birthday. The song is available now on all download and streaming sites.

The dreamlike ballad – described on Twitter by Chris Martin as “a new non-single from the EP” – will feature on the upcoming Kaleidoscope EP together with the group’s hit collaboration with The Chainsmokers Something Just Like This – set for a number-two debut on the charts this week – and three other brand new songs. The full tracklisting is as follows:

1. All I Can Think About Is You
2. Something Just Like This
3. Miracles 2
4. A L I E N S
5. Hypnotised

 The EP is the sister release to the band’s acclaimed A Head Full of Dreams album, which has sold more than 5 million copies around the world since its December 2015 release, maintaining an unbroken run in the UK Top 40 album chart. 

Coldplay’s A Head Full Of Dreams Tour resumes later this month in Singapore, with further stadium dates scheduled across Asia, Europe and North America. The band have announced this week that they will perform at the Global Citizen Festival in Hamburg on 6th July 2017.

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