BILLIE EILISH BROTHER MOVIE

OвЂ™Connell: It was also very important for me to have the chorus have almost a double, вЂњIвЂ™ve fallen for a lie.вЂќ He has fallen for a lie, but that lineвЂ™s reinterpreted as the movie progressed. OвЂ™Connell: (still singing) вЂњвЂ¦I didnвЂ™t wa-a-a-a-ant her to вЂ¦вЂќ OвЂ™Connell: (exaggeratedly warbling) вЂњShe-e-e-e-e told on meвЂ¦вЂќ WeвЂ™ve all felt betrayed, and I liked that it was higher stakes than, вЂњShe told on me, and I didnвЂ™t want her to.вЂќ We were pumped.Д®ilish: We wrote this song from JamesвЂ™ point of view of Madeline, rethinking his entire life and trust in her. I remember when Billie came up with, вЂњI should have known IвЂ™d leave aloneвЂќ as the first line, I thought that was so cool. And with James Bond, we knew exactly what we wanted to hit. OвЂ™Connell: This often happens with Billie and me, where weвЂ™re writing and we realize how we feel about something as the song is being written. We would start to write and IвЂ™d immediately shoot it down, вЂњNot good enough!вЂќ I wanted the whole song to be good melodies. ItвЂ™s got to be a powerful, melancholy feeling. The main thing was, I really, really needed the melody to be strong. So when we see you in the documentary creating the song, itвЂ™s your pitch?Д®ilish: Yes, and it took awhile because, oh my God, did we have rules we felt like we had to follow in our minds. At the time, we were just so excited she was interested at all. IвЂ™m sure everybody that was writing a song got that. She sent the first bit of the script so that we knew the beginning. I would bet money they begged Adele to do it, and she said no.Д®ilish: We met with Barbara in Ireland. I think Amy Winehouse recorded a Bond song that was never used. I think theyвЂ™re like, вЂњWhy would we commit to anything we donвЂ™t know yet, when we have this movie weвЂ™re pouring an island nationвЂ™s budget into.вЂќ It was definitely a little more nerve-racking, but I respect it. OвЂ™Connell: They did not come to us on bended knee, and I respect that. The dream is now reality with the pairвЂ™s moody scorcher for Daniel CraigвЂ™s farewell as Bond, вЂњNo Time to Die,вЂќ which the siblings are seen writing and recording in the documentary вЂњBillie Eilish: The WorldвЂ™s a Little Blurry.вЂќ Their theme has already added another Grammy to their collection it now may earn them an Oscar.Д®ilish: It wasnвЂ™t like, вЂњHey, guys, guess what you get to do?вЂќ It was, вЂњHereвЂ™s an opportunity, you have to audition for it and they may or may not use it.вЂќ That was unbelievable to us, and so exciting. вЂњWe would make up Bond melodies and chords that felt like Bond,вЂќ says the Grammy-winning singer, who traces this goal to her love of AdeleвЂ™s iconic вЂњSkyfallвЂќ ballad, вЂњone of my favorite songs ever,вЂќ Eilish says.

Billie Eilish and her brother/songwriting partner Finneas OвЂ™Connell had long fantasized about writing a James Bond song, but also practiced it.

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