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Still Corners Release Seductive New Single ‘The Dream’

Dreamy duo Still Corners explore crime fiction and murder mysteries in the video for new single ‘The Dream’. Check it out here…

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Dream-pop duo, Still Corners, the musical project of Tessa Murray and Greg Hughes, have released their new single “The Dream” via their own record label, Wrecking Light Records. The single is taken from the duo’s highly-anticipated new album Dream Talk which will see release on April 5th, 2024.

The video is based on the duo’s deep love of mystery novels and cosy crime fiction. Tessa Murray plays a new character called Penelope Braithwaite as she investigates the Mystery of the Repeating Dream. Folks from the fictitious town of Reverwood, Sussex have been falling into a repeating dream trap, when they wake up they realise they are in fact in the same dream.

Penelope arrives at a mysterious house to investigate. Does she solve the mystery or is she too stuck in a looping dream? Beautifully filmed in England by the band themselves and featuring steam trains and a dilapidated mansion set on vast gardens, this is a detective story not to be missed!

Check out the video here:

Speaking about the album, which the pair recorded across three studios in the south of France, East Sussex, and Woodstock, Murray explains:

“I had tapped into something new and the way it came out was quite hypnotic, like a transitional state between wakefulness and sleep.”

Following the release of the album, Still Corners head out for a short UK tour in May,

Tour Dates:

05/5 – Chalk, Brighton, UK
05/6 – Band on the Wall, Manchester, UK
05/7 – Strange Brew, Bristol, UK
05/8 – Islington Assembly Hall, London, UK

For more information on the album, or the May tour dates, head over to the official Still Corners website here.

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