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Music News - The Miltones release spellbinding video for 'Disappear'
25 July 2018 - 0 Comments
The Miltones have released a video for their latest single Disappear, premiering
today on The Spinoff.
The bluesy Americana folk-rock band won over Kiwi audiences with their 2017 debut self-titled album and picked up an impressive list of accolades along the way, including the award for Auckland Live Best Independent Debut 2018 at this year’s Taite Prize.
They’re now giving fans a taste of what’s to come on their second full-length album, set for release next year, with new single Disappear.
It’s a soulful ballad, which tells the tale of being “caught in the same monotony of a loveless relationship”, says The Miltones’ lead singer Milly Tabak.
“If you’ve ever been in a place where you’ve wanted to get out of something, but felt stuck, you’ll relate to this song.”
Exploring the struggle of leaving a controlling situation, the video features an ethereal performance by Tabak, set against the backdrop of one of Auckland’s most beautiful and iconic theatres, The Civic. Standing alone under the spotlight, performing to an empty theatre, dancers surround and weave around her.
Directed, produced and edited by Charlotte Evans, who has also worked with the likes of Aldous Harding, the video was funded by NZOA. It was also made with the support of Auckland Live, which provided The Civic as the setting, as well as lighting and staging, as part their Taite Awards prize.
Tabak explains that the idea behind the video was to showcase the work of some of New Zealand’s most talented female creatives.
“We wanted to celebrate their voice and contribution in the surrounding industries,” she says. “Part of the goal was to also work with other women who were friends of the band, and create a project in which everybody played an integral part.”
This included choreography and performance by Liv Tennet; performance by dancers Kendall Jones (who has made a cameo on every single video made by The Miltones) and Sofia McIntyre.
Tabak is wearing a gown by local designer and longtime collaborator Brooke Tyson Rital; jewellery is by Zoe and Morgan and boots are by Robin Pierre. Make-up was done by Sarah Gorman.
This week, Tabak and The Miltones hit the road in support of Tami Neilson’s Sassafrass! NZ tour.
Presented by Sunday Star Times and Under The Radar, the seven-date tour begins on July 26 in Nelson (sold out) and makes its way across both islands before ending in Auckland on August 4.
The Miltones will join the tour for four of the shows (Christchurch, Wellington, Hamilton and Auckland) with Tabak performing solo at the remaining shows (Nelson, Dunedin, Napier).
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The bluesy Americana folk-rock band won over Kiwi audiences with their 2017 debut self-titled album and picked up an impressive list of accolades along the way, including the award for Auckland Live Best Independent Debut 2018 at this year’s Taite Prize.
They’re now giving fans a taste of what’s to come on their second full-length album, set for release next year, with new single Disappear.
It’s a soulful ballad, which tells the tale of being “caught in the same monotony of a loveless relationship”, says The Miltones’ lead singer Milly Tabak.
“If you’ve ever been in a place where you’ve wanted to get out of something, but felt stuck, you’ll relate to this song.”
Exploring the struggle of leaving a controlling situation, the video features an ethereal performance by Tabak, set against the backdrop of one of Auckland’s most beautiful and iconic theatres, The Civic. Standing alone under the spotlight, performing to an empty theatre, dancers surround and weave around her.
Directed, produced and edited by Charlotte Evans, who has also worked with the likes of Aldous Harding, the video was funded by NZOA. It was also made with the support of Auckland Live, which provided The Civic as the setting, as well as lighting and staging, as part their Taite Awards prize.
Tabak explains that the idea behind the video was to showcase the work of some of New Zealand’s most talented female creatives.
“We wanted to celebrate their voice and contribution in the surrounding industries,” she says. “Part of the goal was to also work with other women who were friends of the band, and create a project in which everybody played an integral part.”
This included choreography and performance by Liv Tennet; performance by dancers Kendall Jones (who has made a cameo on every single video made by The Miltones) and Sofia McIntyre.
Tabak is wearing a gown by local designer and longtime collaborator Brooke Tyson Rital; jewellery is by Zoe and Morgan and boots are by Robin Pierre. Make-up was done by Sarah Gorman.
This week, Tabak and The Miltones hit the road in support of Tami Neilson’s Sassafrass! NZ tour.
Presented by Sunday Star Times and Under The Radar, the seven-date tour begins on July 26 in Nelson (sold out) and makes its way across both islands before ending in Auckland on August 4.
The Miltones will join the tour for four of the shows (Christchurch, Wellington, Hamilton and Auckland) with Tabak performing solo at the remaining shows (Nelson, Dunedin, Napier).
TAMI
NEILSON – SASSAFRASS! NEW ZEALAND TOUR 2018 WITH SPECIAL GUESTS THE MILTONES
PRESENTED BY UNDER THE
RADAR AND SUNDAY STAR TIMES
IN CONJUNCTION WITH RDU,
RADIO ONE, 95BFM
Thursday 26 July - Theatre Royal, NELSON – SOLD OUT
Friday 27 July - Isaac Theatre Royal, CHRISTCHURCH
Saturday 28 July – Knox Church, DUNEDIN
Wednesday 1 August - Clarence Street, HAMILTON
Thursday 2 August - MTG Century Theatre, NAPIER
Friday 3 August - Opera House, WELLINGTON
Saturday 4 August - Town Hall, AUCKLAND
Auckland, Wellington and Dunedin tickets from HERE
Christchurch, Hamilton and Napier tickets from HERE
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