The new Meadownoise EP serves as a teaser for a forthcoming album called Threeve. The title track, "Cliff House Kids", is a wonderful little gem of a song and now it has own official video. Directed by Katja Raine & Kris Nardoan, the piece features golf balls and swirling motions. To describe it in text does it no justice. It's absolutely mesmerizing if you ask me.
I love the falsetto vocals and the general demeanor of the whole track but this video really pushes my appreciation for it even further. There's something melancholy yet calming about the whole thing... in short, I think it's beautiful. I know that's a bold statement but I'm sticking with it.
You may be asking yourself - what's up with the lack of Friday videos last week? Why isn't my tiny dose of blog entertainment coming on the regular schedule I am used to?! I hear you but, frankly, I've been underwater with my job, my sideprojects and trying to actually give myself some space to relax offline.
That said, I hear you. I'll do my best to use that offline time to find plenty of stupid stuff to watch. Such as the following.
Jon Drinks Water - not a very exciting video until you look at the complete archive of 9,000+ videos of... Jon drinking water. Great use of Internet right here.
Last week I posted about a bunch of Bandcamp exclusives that went up thanks to the waived fee. Now I'm happy to announce that the Meadownoise EP for Cliff House Kids is now streaming on all the platforms.
The title track, "Cliff House Kids", is a beautiful falsetto number paired with an album track and a b-side which may be a bit more challenging but give a good representation of the forthcoming LP, Threeve. They remind me of a blend of The Books and Charles Spearin. The final track is a remix from Coupler, which - for me - is always a treat.
When Cinco de Mayo falls on Taco Tuesday, if you look into the bathroom mirror at Tootsies and say “‘Murica” three times, Kid Rock will appear on a pedal tavern and take you to the underworld