CROOKED COLOURS
Release Enchanting Video
For ‘ALL EYES’
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“Perth trio refine intoxicating signature sound on debut LP”
– Rolling Stone AUS
“Best AUS release this year”
– The AU Review
“It’s hard to find a situation where Vera doesn’t go down perfectly”
– Semplesize
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‘All Eyes’ has been a long-time crowd favourite from the Crooked Colours debut album Vera, and today Sweat It Out releases the official music video for the fourth album single. Although the album was a long time in the making, the trio could not have made a more triumphant debut – with a mountain of local and international media singing their praises, from triple j, Radio 1 and KCRW, to Rolling Stone, Semplesize, and The Australian.
Presenting Phil, Leon and Liam for their on-screen debut, ‘All Eyes’ has a simple yet graceful narrative, and to top it off, set in a stunning tropical paradise. Approached by the tourism board for New Caledonia, the band was given the task of recording the sounds of the country. Taking the opportunity one step further, the band reached out to the team at YeahSure who eloquently captured the tranquil beauty of the islands.
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Director, Patrick Rohl explains, “Crooked Colours management came to us with a very ambitious idea to shoot a film clip on a French territory comprising dozens of islands in the South Pacific known as New Caledonia. Their album aesthetic fitted perfectly with the location so we pulled together a concept that fitted the track and scouted a local lead actress to feature with all three of the band members. I couldn’t be happier with the result as I feel we managed to capture the beauty of the location while still managing to include a creative narrative to reflect the track.”
Having just completed their first European tour, which included stop offs in Germany, Switzerland and France, as well as two sell-out London shows, the boys are now set to take on North America with a slew of dates across the country in February and March 2018.
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Australian Shows
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25 Nov – Canberra
Spilt Milk Festival
29 Dec – Victoria
Beyond The Valley Festival
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