“Sine from Above” by Lady Gaga & Elton John
This is actually one of the most-important tracks on Lady Gaga’s “Chromatica”, as its meaning also alludes to the meaning of the project as a whole. And yes, it is filled with some pretty-complex imagery, especially compared to some of the other tracks on the album. But ultimately, the best way to describe it is as the titular “sine” being synonymous with sound, as in a sound wave. Or more to the point, within the context of this song it is an alternate word for music.
So when the singers talk about “sine from above”, they are actually alluding to the idea of being healed by uplifting music. So basically, Lady Gaga and Sir John are celebrating how good music can also have curative properties.
“I heard one sine from above”
Facts about “Sine from Above”
“Sine from Above” is actually Gaga and Elton John’s second collaboration. The first was a retake of Elton John’s track “Hello Hello” in 2011.
As aforementioned, the meaning of this song also coincides with the overall meaning of “Chromatica” itself. In fact Lady Gaga has pointed out how the cover of the album actually features a sine wave.
Elton and Gaga composed this song with as many as eight other songwriters, including Ryan Tedder. Tedder is best known for his membership of the band OneRepublic.
This song was released by Interscope Records on Friday, the 29th of the month of May, 2020.
Ten people to write this trash, what’s the world coming to.
Naturally you are entitled to an opinion, I see this song as a stroke of genius
The play on words is excellent, as a “sine from above” can also be about a spiritual awakening or revelation from God (if you believe in such nonsense)
It is very telling however that the true meaning of the song lyrics is about music itself as both Lady Gaga and Elton John have spoken out against organised religion
Love this advert. Beautiful clear and musical voice from lady gaga – and she is very pretty too.
To: A Lover Of Proper Music .
SHUT UP IDIOT.