- Flying Horseman - Beats (video) -

We’re delighted and excited to announce that Flying Horseman is currently working on a new album that is due on Unday in October. The band is writing and rehearsing new material and is heading for the studio in June and July. They will be playing a few try out gigs this summer. 
Their third album (working title = "City / Same City") will be the follow up to 2012’s hugely acclaimed ‘Twist’.
 


The band has one more trick up their sleeve to help you make it through the summer.
Frequent Flying Horseman, Blackie & The Oohoos and Dans Dans collaborator Philippe Werkers has made a video for ‘Beats’, one of the many standout tracks on Flying Horseman’s debut ‘Wild Eyes’.
He recently completed this work in progress for the ‘A Track’ exhibition Bert Dockx curated for Concertgebouw Brugge and Cactus Muziekcentrum in April. In his distinctive visual style, he has yet again created a stunning and shivering piece of work that blends perfectly with the song. 

- Dans Dans - Duyster session -

Last Sunday, Dans Dans was invited to Duyster, Belgium’s finest radio show. The guys had a chat and played 4 tracks off of their recent sophomore album I/II. You can now watch the entire session at the Studio Brussels website. 

- Trixie Whitley - Breathe You In My Dreams (video) -

Vogue Magazine premiered Trixie Whitley’s new video for ‘Breathe You In My Dreams’ last night. New York director and photographer Matthu Placek made this stunning piece of work. He was also responsible for Trixie’s magical ‘A Thousand Thieves’ video a while back. The result of their latest collaboration is this melancholic black and white video with a breathtaking twist.

‘Breathe You In My Dreams’ is the second single from Trixie Whitley’s debut album ‘Fourth Corner’. Watch it here.

- I Will, I Swear - Long Days (video) -

Unday youngsters I will, I swear released their debut single on vinyl last week, and we’re glad to share the video for ‘Long Days’, the single’s A-side, with you today. The video is a re-edit of Shanah Noynaert’s short film ‘∞ (Indefinitely)’
We think the images in their pure, fragile simplicity match the feel of the song perfectly. 



You can buy the single on iTunes.