Josh Groban’s latest album “Harmony” was released in 2020, receiving positive reviews and topping charts across Europe. The album features 12 tracks, including two originals and covers of iconic songs such as Frank Sinatra’s “The World We Knew,” Kenny Loggins’ “Celebrate Me Home,” and Charles Aznavour’s “She.” Collaborating with musical legends like Sara Bareilles and Leslie Odom Jr., Groban’s skill at making cover songs his own shines through on the album.
Matt Collar, in his review of the album on AllMusic, praised Groban’s ability to infuse cover songs with warmth and technical skill. Collar also notes Groban’s adaptability to singing songs outside the classical tradition, which adds to the virtuosic nature of his performances.
In an interview with Music Talkers, Groban expressed gratitude towards his fans for their support of the new album. He acknowledged that his fans have saved him in many ways and how their continued support has meant everything to him. He emphasized the importance of having an outlet to express oneself, and he expressed a desire to keep paving the way together with his fans
