Róisín Murphy has shared a video for All My Dreams.
The track, backed with Innocence, is the first in a series of four 12” singles produced by Maurice Fulton. It's out now, while the others will follow in consecutive months throughout the summer.
The video, meanwhile, is also the first in a series filmed over a two day residency at London’s The X Store. Discussing it, Murphy said:
“All of Maurice’s music has an authentic club music backbone to it, I responded to that visually. I wanted it to resonate club/rave culture but in its most innocent form, this is really a piece about memory and melancholy for me. The process has been interesting, to start with I made films using found footage of raves and parties from 20 years ago or more and with that I created advertisements, asking people to come and join me for two days in a warehouse space in central London. I used my social media outlets to get the message across. The response was incredible, so many beautiful children came, I get really quite emotional when I think about it. This experience has been epic, I have been immersed in this project for four months now and it’s changed me. I think I just became a filmmaker!”
Murphy has a number of festival appearances in the diary for this summer, including Lauren Laverne's Great Northern Soundtrack on June 29, the Somerset House Summer Series on July 15, and Ireland's All Together Now on August 4.
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