Storied pop-rock band Dexys have shared the video for their stunning new single ‘My Submission’ – the fourth track to be taken from their eagerly anticipated new album ‘The Feminine Divine’ due out the 28th of July via 100% Records. Shot by Patrick King, the video sees lead singer Kevin Rowland submit himself to his lover.
“In the previous track ‘Goddess Rules,’ during which she lays down the law, he agrees to her rules,” explains Kevin Rowland.
“Now, in ‘My Submission,’ he attempts to convince her that he is ready to submit by declaring his undying love. He’s at his most vulnerable now, but he’s excited at where the relationship is heading.”
Patrick King continued,
“After having a first listen to this beautiful song, with a few notes from Kevin on what he envisaged, I felt that vintage lenses with warmth and character would be the best fit for the video. I chose Cooke S2 ‘Speed Panchro’ prime lenses from the 1930’s and their 5:1 zoom from the 1970’s for the ultra-slow zoom-in shots – paired together wonderfully, like the stars of the show.”
A gorgeous cross between a pop song and a religious hymn such is the tracks beauty. A gentle rolling lullaby is picked out as Rowland stretches his vocal chords to give us a stunning almost haunting performance. Stripped of the usual Dexy glitz and glamour we are left with a baring of soul in a pure, honest and raw form. A track that shows why we still need the Dexys to create music.
Check it out, here
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Dexys recently announced a full UK and European tour for September / October. They’ve now added a special run of in-stores signings and performances where Kevin Rowland and Mike Timothy will perform tracks from the new album plus some old favourites.
Full dates below and tickets on-sale Here
July:
Sat 29th London, Sister Ray(Signing)
Sun 30th Brighton, Resident (Signing)
Mon 31st Manchester, Piccadilly (Signing)
August:
Wed 2nd London, Rough Trade East (Performance)
Thu 3rd Kingston, Pryzm (Performance for Banquet Records)
September:
Tue 5th York, Barbican
Thu 7th Liverpool, Philharmonic
Fri 8th Manchester, Bridgewater Hall
Sun 10th Newcastle, O2 City Hall
Mon 11th Glasgow, Royal Concert Hall
Wed 13th Cardiff, St David’s Hall
Thu 14th Ipswich, Regent Theatre
Sat 16th Wolverhampton, The Halls
Sun 17th Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
Tue 19th Brighton, Dome
Wed 20th London, Palladium
Fri 22nd Bath, Forum
Mon 25th Dublin, 3Olympia Theatre
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