Måneskin’s Damiano David Unveils Cover of Miley Cyrus Hit

ROME, Italy — Damiano David, frontman of the Italian rock band Måneskin, has launched a video for his cover of “Nothing Breaks Like a Heart,” originally by Mark Ronson and Miley Cyrus. The video, which is currently streaming, features David performing at the iconic Forum Studio in Rome, a renowned location where the late composer Ennio Morricone once recorded.

David expressed his deep connection to the studio, stating, “Whenever I’ve had an urgent need to cut a song I’ve always done it at Ennio’s studio, so it was nice to go back and shoot this video and spend some proper time there. It really feels like you’re in the presence of an icon there, and especially being in my home of Rome, it always feels very special.”

This release comes in time for the Valentine’s Day special edition of his series, showcasing his artistry as he embarks on his first solo career journey. In 2024, David debuted his solo work with two singles, “Silverlines” and “Born with a Broken Heart,” setting the stage for his upcoming U.S. tour which begins in November.

In related news, Miley Cyrus is set to perform at the highly anticipated SNL50: The Homecoming Concert this Friday at New York’s Radio City Music Hall, which will be available for streaming on Peacock. Cyrus will also be featured on the live broadcast of SNL50: The Anniversary Special on NBC on February 16, where she will perform alongside other stars like Sabrina Carpenter, Paul McCartney, and Lil Wayne.

Meanwhile, Sam Smith has also made headlines this Valentine’s Day by releasing a new single. The romantic ballad is accompanied by a black-and-white video shot in New York City, focusing on loving couples in different scenarios. Smith expressed the song’s significance to him, calling it a special gift for fans.

Additionally, Ringo Starr‘s concert special, titled “Ringo & Friends at the Ryman,” will premiere on March 10. The two-hour show will feature performances by Jack White and other notable artists, recorded at Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium.

Finally, Dead Rabbitts, the side project of Escape the Fate frontman Craig Mabbitt, announced their new album titled “Redefined,” set for release on March 14. Mabbitt highlighted the project’s themes of rebirth and rediscovery in promoting the upcoming album.