TINPAN ORANGE

reveal nostalgic new video for latest single

‘Wanderers’

and announce supports for upcoming Australian tour

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Siblings Emily and Jesse Lubitz and close friend Alex Burkoy of acclaimed indie-folk outfit Tinpan Orange are here to tug at the heartstrings once again with the release of a sublime new video for their latest single ‘Wanderers’ premiered by The Music. Having already announced an Australia tour, straight off the back of wooing crowds across Europe, Tinpan Orange are very excited to reveal some big-name Aussie supports for their homecoming shows next month.

Bringing together highly stylised folk melodies of iridescent string arrangements, ethereal vocals and subtle guitar work, ‘Wanderers’ is an aching refrain of lost love and the longing for human connection and family. Filmed and edited by Sinem Saban, the hazy black and white video for the track echoes the dreamlike retrospect that drifts over the song like thick fog, and the children’s toys and dollhouse seem to speak to an unreachable past, creating an atmosphere equal in both hope and regret.

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“This clip was made at my friend Sinem’s house, using her daughter’s dolls, as our kids ran wild around us. It’s about capturing an introspective and phlegmatic mood and putting it next to the dynamic scenes of Annie Oakley riding her horse with great purpose and flare. It’s about what we dream of doing while we sit, unmotivated in our bedrooms. The song has other layers to it as it also describes the feelings around a miscarriage I had earlier in the year but the clip doesn’t touch on that. Some things are meant to be heard and not seen.”
– Emily Lubitz

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