Bingo Fury - Big Rain - 7-INCH SINGLE [7 inch Vinyl Disc]
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- Description: 7Inch Black Vinyl + Insert. Bingo Fury music is a masterwork in atmosphere. Littered with monochrome characters in hazy settings, Bingo Fury conjures a glitzy - altogether seedy - Broadway sheen with introductory single 'Big Rain' released via Ra-Ra Rok Records. The closing-time cabaret of 'Big Rain' starts as a sombre, noir piano ballad, telling an indistinct tale of alienation on a Bristol street in his hometown. But the haze soon lifts, giving way to a ramshackle swing as Bingo surrenders to a cocky self-assuredness - 'I can be anything... Words as stark as they ought to be / You think you do / You don't pray for me.' The track was produced by John Parish (PJ Harvey, Aldous Harding, Dry Cleaning) at J&J Studios in Bingo's home city of Bristol. Much of the Bingo Fury project was conceived on early-hour walks around Bristol during the first lockdown. Suddenly bereft of it's dynamic culture, Bingo saw a blank canvas where he could play out his internal monologues. The music video is similarly unsettling entirely unpredictable, coming to light from lurking in the shadows. Max McLachlan who directed the video offered InchFrom the first second of hearing the track, the dusty world Bingo inhabits leapt out to me visually. He sounded at his most comfortable hunched over a piano in a small, dank apartment, but just as the music suddenly yanks, pushes and pulls Bingo along with it, I wanted the world of the video to fall out from underneath him. As the lyrics and tone of the song repaint Bingo's west country hometown through a romanticised, neo-noir prism, we show him chasing fragments of the world he belongs to while reality creeps around him.Inch Although very much a solo songwriter, Bingo's compositional process relies on contributions from his entire band - bassist Megan Jenkins, and drummer Henry Terrett have been playing together since their teens. In one of their va
- Artist: Bingo Fury
- Title: Big Rain
- Format: 7 inch Vinyl Disc
- Label: Ra-Ra Rok Records
- Release Date: 09/24/2021
- Genre: Rock
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- Product Name: Bingo Fury - Big Rain - 7-INCH SINGLE
- UPC: 3616557215391
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7Inch Black Vinyl + Insert. Bingo Fury music is a masterwork in atmosphere. Littered with monochrome characters in hazy settings, Bingo Fury conjures a glitzy - altogether seedy - Broadway sheen with introductory single 'Big Rain' released via Ra-Ra Rok Records. The closing-time cabaret of 'Big Rain' starts as a sombre, noir piano ballad, telling an indistinct tale of alienation on a Bristol street in his hometown. But the haze soon lifts, giving way to a ramshackle swing as Bingo surrenders to a cocky self-assuredness - 'I can be anything... Words as stark as they ought to be / You think you do / You don't pray for me.' The track was produced by John Parish (PJ Harvey, Aldous Harding, Dry Cleaning) at J&J Studios in Bingo's home city of Bristol. Much of the Bingo Fury project was conceived on early-hour walks around Bristol during the first lockdown. Suddenly bereft of it's dynamic culture, Bingo saw a blank canvas where he could play out his internal monologues. The music video is similarly unsettling entirely unpredictable, coming to light from lurking in the shadows. Max McLachlan who directed the video offered InchFrom the first second of hearing the track, the dusty world Bingo inhabits leapt out to me visually. He sounded at his most comfortable hunched over a piano in a small, dank apartment, but just as the music suddenly yanks, pushes and pulls Bingo along with it, I wanted the world of the video to fall out from underneath him. As the lyrics and tone of the song repaint Bingo's west country hometown through a romanticised, neo-noir prism, we show him chasing fragments of the world he belongs to while reality creeps around him.Inch Although very much a solo songwriter, Bingo's compositional process relies on contributions from his entire band - bassist Megan Jenkins, and drummer Henry Terrett have been playing together since their teens. In one of their va
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