14 February 2023
Newsdesk
Just over a month from now, Emiliana Torrini & The Colorist Orchestra will release their anticipated new album Racing The Storm on 17th March via Bella Union. Ahead of the release, and having previously shared videos for the singles “Right Here” and “Mikos”, Emiliana & TCO today share a captivating video for new single “Hilton” directed by Aarich Jespers (TCO) & Anaïs Dyckmans.
Taking its inspiration from David Hockney, ‘Tango’ by Zbigniew Rybczyński and ‘Here’ by Richard McGuire, the video is a one-shot of Emiliana, The Colorist Orchestra and dancers together in a small living room, projected on to objects and re-shot. In the end we see a broken image of ‘one scene’. This image underlines the eclectic vibe and groove of the song and speaks the language of isolation and being together in online meetings, dreams and fantasies.
Emiliana Torrini & The Colorist Orchestra live dates:
Thursday 9th March – Liege – Reflektor
Friday 10th March – Kortrijk – De Kreun
Saturday 11th March - Brussels – Ancienne Belgique
Thursday 16th March - Dortmund - Konzerthaus
Friday 17th March - Hamburg - Elbphilarmonhie
Sunday 19th March - Frankfurt - Zoom
Monday 20th March - Berlin - RBB Sendesaal
Wednesday 22nd March – Schorndorf – Club Manufaktur
Thursday 23rd March – Munich - Technikum
Friday 24th March – Fribourg - Fri-SoN
Saturday 25th March – Maastricht – Muziekgieterij
Monday 27th March – Paris – Le Trabendo
Tuesday 28th March – Amsterdam - Paradiso
Wednesday 29th March – Antwerp - De Roma
Thursday 30th March – Ghent – Ha Concerts
Friday 31st March – London - Union Chapel
Friday 14th April – Budapest – Ritmo Budapest
Picture this: a big storm is brewing overhead. You’re careening through the backroads of rural Iceland, trying desperately to catch your flight out of Reykjavik as the skies darken behind you. You’ve just had one of the best songwriting sessions of your life, in a farmhouse deep in the Icelandic countryside, but none of that matters now. You’ve found yourself in a race against time to get all your work to the next studio and continue working on your album—one that just might turn out to be one of the most important of your entire career.
