Up There
Up There

Six60 - Up There Lyrics

Dive into the nostalgic journey of youthful dreams and musical inspiration that defines this track. The song reflects on the artist's upbringing, where music was a source of freedom and solace. Lying on the carpet with old headphones, the lyrics paint a… Read more

Nov 17, 2017
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What is the Meaning of Up There?

Dive into the nostalgic journey of youthful dreams and musical inspiration that defines this track. The song reflects on the artist's upbringing, where music was a source of freedom and solace. Lying on the carpet with old headphones, the lyrics paint a picture of a young dreamer idolizing legendary musicians like Janis Joplin, Johnny Cash, Uncle Bob Marley, and Freddie Mercury. These icons represented the pinnacle of musical greatness and the escape from everyday struggles. As the song progresses, it transitions from the past to the present, symbolizing the artist’s own rise to success, now feeling part of that celestial musical "galaxy." It's a heartfelt tribute to the power of music and those who have inspired countless lives. #MusicalJourney #Icons

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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Who wrote the song 'Up There' by Six60?

    'Up There' was written by Matiu Walters, the vocalist of Six60, along with band members Chris Mac, Eli Paewai, James Fraser, Marlon Alexander Gerbes, and Printz Board.

  2. When was 'Up There' released?

    'Up There' was released on 17 November 2017 as the sixth and final single from Six60's extended play (EP) titled 'Six60'.

  3. Which musicians are referenced in the song 'Up There'?

    'Up There' references several iconic musicians who have passed away, including John Lennon, Bob Marley (referred to as Uncle Bob), Freddie Mercury, Janis Joplin, Michael Jackson (MJ), Kurt Cobain, Marvin Gaye, James Brown, 2Pac (Tupac Shakur), and Biggie (The Notorious B.I.G.).

  4. How did The New Zealand Herald review 'Up There'?

    The New Zealand Herald praised 'Up There' for its simplicity and effortlessness. The publication also commended the harmonies featured in the track.

  5. What is a notable feature of the lyrical content of 'Up There', according to Radio New Zealand?

    Hussein Moses of Radio New Zealand found the lyrical content of 'Up There' unintentionally humorous.

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