audiobooks have shared the video for ‘Dance Your Life Away’!

The band will showcase tracks off ‘Now! (in a minute)‘ during their headline performance at Paper Dress Vintage in London 27th September.

The video features London-based dancer and choreographer Catarina Carvalho. Born in Lisbon and boasting an artistic CV that includes Ballet de L’Ópera National du Rhin, Company Wayne McGregor (Artistic Director multi award-winning British choreographer Wayne McGregor CBE), and performing in various company works including EntityFARAtomos and most recently the Jamie xx scored Tree of Codes, whilst continuing her connection with Studio Wayne McGregor as a dance artist, assistant and re-stager along with various other independent projects as a dancer and choreographer.

Speaking about the video, audiobooks say;We directed a video with the incredible dancer and choreographer Catarina Carvalho (formerly of Studio Wayne McGregor). We lit, filmed, and directed it ourselves. Catarina made a piece that really captures the energy and spirit of the track and we used one complete unedited take.”




The London-based duo have developed a unique ability to conjure up magical aural snapshots that wallop you like bong hits. Stories about real life and surreal life and all that weirdness that you just glimpsed out of the corner of your eye. Dance Your Life Away’ is one such surreal tale succinctly explained by the pair thus; “It’s the soundtrack to a party on the verge of chaos in a hip LA hotel. A party you wish you were invited to, but you go anyway, disguised as a cleaner. You leave minus all your body hair.”

audiobooks’ debut LP Now! (in a minute) is due for release on 2 November via Heavenly.

Pre-Order “Now! (in a minute)” LP HERE

audiobooks headline Paper Dress Vintage in Hackney on 27 September.

Tickets are available HERE

LIVE DATES

10 Sep – Heaven*– London, UK

14 Sep – The Good Life Experience– Hawarden, UK

27 Sep Paper Dress Vintage – London, UK

10 Oct – Oval Space**– London, UK

*supporting Wooden Shjips

**supporting Teleman