Beauty Sleep release lush fantasy music video for 'BIG + BAD'
Beauty Sleep's latest single 'BIG + BAD' has been riding the airwaves since it's release - premiered on BBC Radio Ulster, with Stephen McCauley stating 'That's the best thing they've ever done' It has since gotten playlisted on BBC Radio Ulster's Music Matters Playlist, as well as featured as 'Essential Track of the Week' on Cool FM. BIG + BAD has also received spot plays and playlist features from the likes of Q Radio, RTE2fm, Amazing Radio, Drive 105fm, The Last Mixed Tape, Chordblossom and GoldenPlec.
"It has these bits of almost New Order-esque vocal delivery and synthesizer layering to it and it’s lush, it’s big and has a really kind of joyous sound in the creation of music" - The Last Mixed Tape
"The electrifying guitar riffs and delicate vocals are a match made in heaven, driven by a sultry groove. It’s beautifully intimidating and delightfully edgy." - The Ring Roundtable
Now Beauty Sleep have released a BIG + BAD music video, highlighting the playful energy of the song by embracing an old school grandeur of getting ready and expressing yourself including pillow fights, bubble baths and a mutlitude of fabulous outfit changes. It's a fantasy driven music video that will make you feel 'BIG + BAD'
Beauty Sleep have also announced a 'BIG + BAD Party' headline show in Black Box, Belfast on June 14th and will be premiering their next single at the 'Little Amal' Celebrations in St Annes Cathedral in Belfast May 17th, this Friday
ARTIST BIO
Indie rock sweethearts Beauty Sleep are producers and songwriters Cheylene Murphy and Ryan McGroarty. The Derry duo serve up a blend of bewitching synths and bombastic guitars that are sure to set your heart racing. These partners in crime released their debut album Be Kind in 2019 which was shortlisted for Best Album at the Northern Irish Music Prize and garnered national radio support from BBC Radio One, 6Music, RTE2fm and seen them perform at festivals such as SXSW, The Great Escape and Other Voices. Beauty Sleep’s lavish soundscapes and dizzying songwriting created in their own Belfast city centre studio 'Big Sky Studios' have drawn comparisons to St Vincent, Caroline Rose & Japanese Breakfast.
