02 October 2015 - 0 Comments
29
year-old Wellington troubadour, Thomas
Oliver shares his new single If I Move To Mars along with an interstellar music video crafted by some deft Weta Workshop
hands.
If I Move To Mars,
recorded and self-produced by Oliver with the help of Ed Zuccollo on
keyboard duties and Reupena
Rimoni on bass, was inspired by both love and the very real
possibility of civilian space travel in the near future.
It’s a musical homage to the warm, roots-infused acoustic soul that the lower
North Island champions, with Oliver’s own distinct stamp on it in the air of
heavenly vocal melodies and instinctive guitar-work.
The If I Move To
Mars music video was lovingly crafted by artists and
technicians of Weta Workshop in their downtime. Weta’s own Ben Hawker and Stephen Lambert directed and produced the clip, which features Oliver floating and spinning
serenely towards Mars, with guitar in hand. See attached release from Weta Workshop for
more details here
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This new creative burst
comes two years after the release of his first, purely instrumental solo album,Beneath The Weissenborn in 2013, and the 2011 LP, Baby, I’ll Play backed by The
Thomas Oliver Band.
This brand new single is the first glimpse under the hood of Oliver’s new
creative direction and sound for the upcoming album – a melting pot of soulful,
earthy and organic acoustic vibes with small pinches of electronic ambience.
It’s the ultimate coming-together of the many facets of Thomas Oliver.
Purchase the single If
I Move To Mars on:
iTunes
Google Play
Amazon
Stream the single here on Spotify
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