Another Sky have today unveiled their stunning new single ‘Apple Tree’, showcasing vocalist Catrin Vincent’s astonishing range and the band’s strength for cool atmospherics and poignant lyrics. The track (given its premiere by Radio 1’s Annie Mac, alongside plays from Radio X’s John Kennedy, and Radio 1’s Jack Saunders last night) is accompanied by a beautiful stop-motion video, directed by Dann Parry.

Catrin had to say on the video: “Apple Tree is the story of a boy I knew growing up who was bullied for talking to daffodils. I always admired him. The song celebrates feminine men, because I don’t believe being feminine is exclusive to being a woman. We spent some time last year on the Isle of Wight at Chale Abbey Studios. The song was written and recorded there.”

‘Apple Tree’ is both the perfect successor to the band’s previous single ‘Chillers’, and also a huge cinematic step forward. 2018 saw the band make a bold statement with debut EP ‘Forget Yourself’, setting the tone for their politically charged lyrics and social observations. ‘Avalanche’ speaks of toxic masculinity, violence and social marginalisation, whilst ‘Chillers’ tackles the complacency accompanied by wealth.

Media and fans alike quickly jumped on board throughout 2018, with Huw Stephens witnessing their Dalston Servant Jazz Quarters Residency and immediately offering the band his final ever Maida Vale session, and the band garnering an early invite to appear on Later…with Jools Holland in October.

Known for their enthralling and mysterious live shows, and with tickets flying for their upcoming nationwide UK tour, 2019 is Another Sky’s for the taking.

FEBRUARY UK TOUR:

01        Norwich, Waterfront Studio
02        York, Fulford Arms
03        Edinburgh, Mash House
04        Glasgow, Poetry Club SWG3
07        Dublin, Whelans
10        Sheffield, Cafe Totem
11        Manchester, YES
12        Leicester, Soundhouse
13        Birmingham, Hare & Hounds
15        Nottingham, Rock City
19        Oxford, Bullingdon
20        Bristol, Crofters Rights
21        Cardiff, Clwb Ifor Bach
25        Southampton, Heartbreakers
26        Brighton, Komedia Studio Bar
27        Cambridge, The Portland Arms
28        London, Rich Mix

FURTHER LIVE DATES

March 8-17     SXSW
May 04        Live at Leeds
May 05        Hit The North Festival, Newcastle

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