The High Wire Share new track ‘Angelspeech’, taken from new album ‘Found In Honey’ out 14th July
With the release of The High Wire‘s new album ‘Found In Honey’ just three weeks away, the trio are pleased to share new track ‘Angelspeech’.
The track showcases the London-based outfit’s collective harmonies – also heard on new single‘LNOE’ – with its clear electro-pop influences contrasted with twinkling keys. Listen here.
‘Found In Honey’ was produced by The High Wire, Andy Rugg and Rik Simpson (PJ Harvey,Portishead) and was recorded at Coldplay’s Beehive Studio in London. While R&B, psychedelia, shoegaze and folk can all be heard on the record – it’s the pop influences that resonate loudest, with key nods to 60s Motown, New Order, Soul II Soul and Gorillaz.
Watch the cinematic video for ‘LNOE’ (out 30th June), starring Ray Winstone and directed by Mat Whitecross, here.
The High Wire began as a solo vehicle for singer/songwriter Tim Crompton. Soon after the completion of debut album ‘Ahead of the Rain’ in 2008, the line up expanded and now counts west coast Canadian Alexia Hagen and UK native Ross Forrest as core members alongside Crompton. The band released their second album ‘The Sleep Tape’ in 2010.
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