Kenneth Cappello
Billie Eilish
Back in February (don’t forget the days pre-COVID?), Billie Eilish turned the youngest-ever man or woman to history a theme music for a James Bond film. The music, “No Time to Die,” was set to attribute in the film of the same name scheduled for launch on April 10.
Rapidly ahead seven months and a international pandemic afterwards, the song’s music online video is at last coming out ahead of the film’s rescheduled Nov. twenty launch day.
Eilish took to Instagram on Wednesday (Sept. 30) to announce that the audio online video will be arriving on Oct. 1 at 9 a.m. PT. “FINALLYYYYYYY ‘no time to die’ new music video clip out tomorrow at 9am pt @007 !!!!!!!!!” the eighteen-year-previous star wrote together with a screenshot from the black-and-white vignette, showcasing Eilish at a microphone.
See the post here.
Upon its release, “No Time to Die” debuted at No. sixteen on the Billboard Warm 100 (dated Feb. 29), marking the hottest concept track from a James Bond film to attain the chart. It is the optimum-charting Bond concept on the Scorching a hundred since Adele’s “Skyfall,” which debuted and peaked at No. 8 in October 2012.