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The upbeat music video also celebrates the groundbreaking inclusion of female referees at the first-ever World Cup in the Middle East by featuring all six officials who will officiate at the tournament. Moreover, it is also the first FIFA song to include Hindi lyrics.

"Shine a Light" is a song by the English musician Banners. Written by Stephen Kozmeniuk and Michael Nelson (Banners), it was released in August 2015 as the second single from Banner's self-titled debut EP Banners.

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Banner told Consequence of Sound "The song is about feeling lost at sea and desperately searching for a beacon of light. It's about waiting for that one big wave to finally pull you under while clinging on to that one last ray of hope. It's a song to the person in your life that offers salvation while the storm is raging around you."[1]

The song was a hit in Canada peaking at number 71 on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100.[2] It also charted on Billboard specialized charts including reaching number 5 on Canadian Rock Airplay chart, number 25 on Canadian CHR/Top 40 Airplay chart and number 43 on the U.S. Rock Airplay chart.

The song was used in Los Angeles' bid for the 2024/2028 Summer Olympics. The song was also used in the soundtrack for the 2015 video game FIFA 16.[3] It again was featured in FIFA 23 as part of the World Cup DLC soundtrack which brought back popular songs from previous soundtracks.The song was also used in the film The Space Between Us, the television show The Good Doctor, and in the film Love, Simon.,, Conviction Ep2 the Prospect 3

FIFA World Cup songs and anthems[1] are tunes and songs adopted officially by FIFA (or by official broadcasters and partners selected by FIFA), to be used prior to the World Cup event and to accompany the championships during the event.[2] They are also used in advertising campaigns for the World Cup. They are used as theme music in TV broadcast and also used in advertising campaigns for the World Cup. Some songs and anthems are more popular and famous than official songs and anthems.

The chosen songs are usually multilingual and include English, the official language of the organizing country, languages of certain FIFA Partners regions and/or other languages. The main versions also result in cover versions in many other languages performed by the original or by local artists.[3]

The spellbinding single features the haunting vocals of Emirati singer Balqees, Moroccan-Canadian sensation Nora Fatehi, Iraqi superstar Rahma Riad, and award-winning singer-songwriter Manal, who hails from Morocco.

The multi-song Official Soundtrack, spearheaded by the FIFA Sound strategy, is bringing together artists, fans and players to share their passion by combining the universal languages of music and football.

Light The Sky featuring Arab female artists including Emirati singer Balqees, award-winning Moroccan singer-songwriter Manal, and Iraqi superstar Rahma Riad besides Nora has received many positive reactions from celebrities and fans.

Whatever mood you're in, the FIFA soundtracks have always provided hit after hit. With classics like Avicii's The Nights in FIFA 15 and Blur's Song 2 in Road to World Cup 98, there's always an iconic FIFA song to enjoy.

FIFA 23 is no different and brings the hits with over 100 songs across all its different modes. As usual, you'll find hits from well-known stars including Gorillaz to the lesser-known up-and-coming artists on its soundtrack.

The adrenaline rush from Ricky Martin's The Cup of Life, the heart-melting words of K'NAAN's Wavin Flag, and the perfect dance number that is Shakira's Waka Waka; there is no doubt that over the years, FIFA has given us some of the most iconic songs ever. I mean if you were to host a party with only FIFA World Cup Football soundtracks, it would probably turn into a full-blown concert! So unsurprisingly, the release of FIFA songs this year was also the subject of much anticipation. But oh! Was that moment short-lived.

Hayya Hayya (Better Together) was the first song to come out this season and has left the fan base divided. Although it garnered some appreciation with the words "You know we better together," it missed the mark for fans that were waiting for the beat to drop.

Next, let's talk about perhaps the most hyped song of this FIFA season, Light the Sky, featuring an all-female line-up of glitz and glam. The sheer lack of its connection with football is enough to set any fan off like a ticking bomb.

And if you think that the poor number of likes on YouTube is disappointing in itself, it has nothing over the comment section of this song. Jasmine, clearly a big fan of FIFA music writes, "I feel like they're playing with my emotions here, and not in a good way." Echoing her thoughts is Eugene who says, "You know what this song is missing? Real people, raw emotions, and football!"

Fahad Hossain took to Facebook to say, "Please oh please tell me this is not the official track for FIFA!" while another user, Labonno's concern was this song "successfully destroying any childhood memories by random collaborators and blinding lights."

Light the Sky definitely starts off with a strong chorus and almost gives you hope for more. However, the 'feel' unfortunately comes crashing in less than a minute into the song and it's all downhill from there. The verses are easily forgettable and sound more like a bunch of rhyming words put together than anything else.

We will never know why Budweiser, being the official beer this season, thought that FIFA needed some rap music but this track is definitely going down as one of the most un-captivating songs in its history. With a meagre number of likes, this track has neither accumulated the title of 'mediocre' like Hayya Hayya, nor the tremendous amount of displeasure like Light the sky.

Instead, the mass fan base has unanimously decided to be indifferent to this one. And we know very well that indifference is the opposite of love. From missing the old FIFA days badly to suggestions that we give up trying to come up with new songs altogether, there is really no exaggerating how disappointed we are with this year's FIFA soundtrack. Well, we better brace ourselves because we are about to hear our disappointment echoing over 300 times in the coming days.

FIFA first introduced an official World Cup song at the 1990 tournament in Italy. It released two versions with an English and Italian edition. Each subsequent World Cup has also used one English variation and one in the national language of the host country, except in 2018.

Qatar 2022 is the first World Cup where FIFA has not adopted one official song but rather a soundtrack. The multi-song collection has international artists from a number of musical genres. FIFA has gradually added additional songs to the collection as the World Cup nears.

"Light the Sky" seems to be an upbeat and positive pop song that encourages everyone to feel like a star and to live life to the fullest. The song's lyrics suggest that we should treat ourselves as VIPs, love ourselves, and not worry about anything. Instead, we should focus on enjoying life and having fun with those around us. The chorus touches on the idea of unity and togetherness - we should all light up the sky together, shout if we're with each other, and celebrate our connection. The song also suggests that we don't need to speak the same language or be from the same place to come together and enjoy life. The verses and bridge offer messages of support, with lines like "you don't need no rest, you can lean on me" and "write a new story with me through the seasons". Overall, the meaning behind "Light the Sky" is about celebrating life, connections, and unity with others. The reference to the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 reinforces this idea of shared celebration and excitement.

The official songs of 2022 FIFA World Cup evoke a feeling of togetherness and community in an event that most of the world comes together to celebrate and witness. For the Qatar World Cup, three songs, in English, French, Arabic, and Spanish, have been released. You can listen to them here. These songs are beautiful fusions of cultures with artistes from multiple ethnicities coming together to collaborate.

The 2022 FIFA World Cup kicks off next month in Qatar. Teams representing 32 countries will face off in one of the biggest sporting events on the globe. This is the first time an Arab country is hosting the tournament in the history of the sport. Apart from the actual matches themselves, fans of the game also await the official anthems that are released to promote the event and usually feature voices and performances from local and international artistes. The official songs evoke a feeling of togetherness and community in an event that most of the world comes together to celebrate and witness.

For the Qatar World Cup, three songs, in English, French, Arabic, and Spanish, have been released. You can listen to them above. These songs are beautiful fusions of cultures with artistes from multiple ethnicities coming together to collaborate.

The music video of the latest track, titled 'Light The Sky', features Moroccan-Canadian actress Nora Faethi who has appeared in a number of Indian films in Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, and Malayalam languages. Emirati-Yemeni singer Balqees appears and provides vocals to the song. The song does not have any discernible relation with the tournament, but can become a cool party track.

'Hayya Hayya (Better Together)' is performed by Trinidad Cardona, Davido, and AISHA and was the first song from the album to be released. 'Arhbo', performed by Gims and Ozuna was released on 19 August 2022. Both songs also got their own music videos.

Qatar will host the biggest football show on the planet, where global stars like Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Paul Pogba, Neymar Jr, and Harry Kane are ready to light it up at the FIFA World Cup 2022. 2351a5e196