Kyla La Grange Showcases New 'Vampire Smile' Video - Watch Now
Monday, 27 February 2012
Written by Elliott Batte
Folk and pop singer Kyla La Grange has unveiled the brand new video for her single ‘Vampire Smile’, which will feature on the up and coming star’s currently untitled, forthcoming debut album, which is set to hit shelves in June this year.
'Vampire Smile' is the fourth single from Kyla, and will see a release through Chess Club Records on 12th March later this year. Written when she was just 19 years old, the track is charged with characteristically sweet and savage lyrics - it’s a dark and beguiling take on possession and obsession that will get under your skin and stay there.
Kyla, a Cambridge philosophy graduate, grew up in Watford and started to write songs at a young age. It was while she was at university that a friend introduced her to Elliott Smith and Cat Power and, hearing them for the first time, she started to take her ability seriously. The Guardian described her as “one of those precocious talents that everyone secretly fears. A gorgeous voice and a soaring chorus, the kind that makes your heart swell a little bit. Stirring stuff.”
Currently supporting Dog Is Dead on tour, Kyla La Grange will then head out on a headline tour of the UK in April and will play her biggest headline show to date at Village Underground in London on May 29th. Check the dates and details of the tour (as well as the music video) below.
Feb 29th - Cafe Drummonds, Aberdeen (supporting Dog is Dead)
Mar 1st - Ironworks room 2, Inverness (supporting Dog Is Dead)
Mar 2nd - The Arch, Ullapool (supporting Dog Is Dead)
Mar 3rd - The Woodlands Centre, Stornoway (supporting Dog Is Dead)
Mar 4th - Old Bridge Inn, Aviemore (supporting Dog Is Dead)
Mar 6th - Kings Tuts, Glasgow (supporting Dog Is Dead)
Mar 7th - Electric Circus, Edinburgh (supporting Dog Is Dead)
Apr 15th - The Jericho Tavern, Oxford
Apr 16th - Waterfront, Norwich
Apr 17th - Cornerhouse, Cambridge
Apr 18th - Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff
Apr 20th - Sneaky Pete's, Edinburgh
Apr 21st - Static Gallery, Liverpool
Apr 22nd - Head Of Steam, Newcastle
Apr 23rd - The Musician, Leicester
May 29th - Village Underground, London
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