Jonathan Bree releases the video for “Slow”

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Irresistible and seductive.

Jonathan Bree released the official video clip of “Slow”single included in his recent album Don’t Call It Loveedited via Lil’ Chief Records. In this song, the New Zealand singer-songwriter and producer intertwines his baritone voice with the participation of Princess Chelseain addition to incorporating a guitar solo by Dean Warehammember of Galaxy 500.

Unlike the somber tone of their album Don’t Call It Lovethe video stands out for its aesthetics under a blue sky with bubbles and white changing rooms. Key piece of the album, the song reflects its characteristic sensual existentialism: “I will love you as if it were the apocalypse, I will love you until annihilation.”

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Next November 7th, Jonathan Bree will be presented at Quarry Studios as part of the festival Hypnosissharing the bill with acts like Connan Mockasin, Kim Gordon, Melvins and Sunn O)))among others. For its part, Princess Chelsea will be part of the edition of Crown Capital on November 21.

Stay tuned for Indie Rocks! for more details.

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