Music News - Five Mile Town announce new single, music video and tour
12 November 2012 - 0 Comments
Auckland Indie/Folk band Five Mile Townannounce the imminent release of a new single called ‘Kids And Their Chemicals’, a dazzling new ‘Kids And Their Chemicals’ music video, and a three city ‘Kids And Their Chemicals’ mini-tour supported by some of NZ’s most talented young musicians, in December 2012
ANNOUNCING Kids And Their Chemicals - the new single
Auckland Indie Folk/Rock band Five Mile Town announce the imminent release of a new single called ‘Kids And Their Chemicals’. The song was delivered to New Zealand Radio and media on NZ On Air’s KiwiHits Disc #154. It will be available as a purchasable download from iTunes Australia and New Zealand, and Spotify worldwide from November 15th 2012
The original folk-style version of thesong was included on the debut Five Mile Town EP, released in March 2012. With it’s catchy chorus showing greater commercial potential, under the expert production ear of Andrew Buckton at Studio 203 it has grown into a powerful and energetic folk/rock track.
Funded by NZ On Air, ‘Kids And Their Chemicals’ is a catchy and compelling radio friendly single that will appeal to a wide range of music lovers.
ANNOUNCING Kids And Their Chemicals - the new music video
Five Mile Town will also release to local music TV channels the NZ ON Air funded ‘Kids And Their Chemicals’ music video. The new video was shot by Ben Forman, the director responsible for the beautiful, haunting and semi-viral ‘Saturated’ - the video and song that brought Five Mile Town to the world’s attention.
Stem Creative’s new Five Mile Town music video is a light hearted and playful take on a song simmering with darker and more foreboding themes of drugs and youth. Filmed using high definition Red cinematography, the video is a beautifully shot, extremely colourful and very memorable.
The Kids And Their Chemicals music video will be delivered to Juice TV, C4, TVNZ U from 6pm Wednesday November 14th 2012 at the NZ On Air Media Showcase (see below)
The Kids And Their Chemicals music video will be available on YouTube in High Definition from 6pm Monday November 19th 2012
ANNOUNCING The Kids And Their Chemicals Tour - with support from Tom Lark, Adam McGrath, John The Baptist, Mali Mali and The Blind Venetians
In support of the release of the single, Five Mile Town have announced a three city ‘Kids And Their Chemicals’ mini-tour (Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland) supported by some of New Zealands’ most talented and original musicians.
The Christchurch and Wellington shows are supported by fellow Silver Scroll nominees Adam McGrath (The Eastern), with additional Wellington support from local bands John The Baptist and The Blind Venetians.
The Auckland show is supported by recent CMJ New York 2012 attendees Tom Lark, as well as hip new Auckland band Mali Mali.
Venues and dates are:
Christchurch – Dec 7th – Wunderbar - FIVE MILE TOWN with ADAM McGRATH & Friends
Wellington – Dec 8th – Bodega - FIVE MILE TOWN with ADAM McGRATH, John The Baptist & The Blind Venetians
Auckland – Dec 15th – Juice Bar - FIVE MILE TOWN with TOM LARK and Mali Mali
ANNOUNCING Five Mile Town at the NZ On Air Media Showcase
Five Mile Town play the NZ On Air Media Showcase, along with Aaradhna and Loui The Zu, on Wednesday Nov 14th at Backbeat Bar.
Five Mile Town will play four new songs earmarked for their up-and-coming 2013 debut album, as well as roll the new ‘Kids And Their Chemicals’ music video.
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