1/31/2018

Jonathan Wilson Unveils New Video 'Loving You'

JONATHAN WILSON UNVEILS
NEW VIDEO "LOVING YOU"

CONFIRMS U.S. TOUR DATES INCLUDING
A VERY SPECIAL PERFORMANCE
AT THE GRAMMY MUSEUM

NEW ALBUM RARE BIRDS
(FEAT. FATHER JOHN MISTY, LUCIUS, LARAAJI, LANA DEL REY & MORE)
OUT MARCH 2 ON BELLA UNION
Jonathan Wilson - "Loving You" [Official Music Video]
Jonathan Wilson has shared a new video for "Loving You," off the upcoming albumRare Birds, out March 2 on Bella Union. The acclaimed artist's third solo release features contributions from a versatile roster of high profile cohorts, including the legendary Laraaji, featured on today's debut. Additional guests throughout the album include Father John MistyLana Del Rey and Lucius"Loving You" is the second track released from the highly anticipated full-length, following "Over The Midnight."

Jonathan says of the song, "One day, one of my musical heros Laraaji came into my studio to just experiment and record some music. I had the ditty 'Loving You' lying around, (it was a song I wrote from a feeling or inflection of a word I heard John Lennon emote in one of his songs) and I then put down a simple little drum machine beat along with the piano and vocal that you hear now. Laraaji then beautifully chanted over the song, one take ... then he played his cosmic zither, undulated gracefully with his ipad, and truly shaped the scope of the track. I then added a specific drum/cymbal treatment used throughout Rare Birds, my funky Crumar bass, Lana Del Rey, a few other things and boom that was the genesis of the new album Rare Birds, that song set the tone."


Wilson's upcoming release follows an eventful 2017, spent producing Father John Misty's Grammy-winning Pure Comedy as well as Karen Elson's critically acclaimedDouble Roses, and touring the globe as guitarist and vocalist for Pink Floyd legend Roger Waters. His time on the road continues, with additional international dates alongside Waters and a headline tour of the U.S. and Europe, including a very special performance at the Grammy Museum. All dates are listed below.

"Jonathan's talent - "mastery" may be more apt - places him among a rarefied class of musical auteur. You'd be hard pressed to find a comparison, or contemporary for that matter, that would do his recent work justice." - Josh Tillman (Father John Misty)

Jonathan Wilson Rare Birds out March 2 on Bella Union
Tracklist:
1. Trafalgar Square ^
2. Me
3. Over The Midnight
4. There's A Light ^
5. Sunset Boulevard
6. Rarebirds ^
7. 49 Hair Flips *
8. Miriam Montague
9. Loving You +
10. Living With Myself #
11. Hard To Get Over
12. Hi Ho The Righteous
13. Mulholland Queen

^ backing vocals by Lucius
* backing vocals by
Josh Tillman/Father John Misty
+ backing vocals by Laraaji
# backing vocals by Lana Del Rey
Tour:
2/01 | Sydney, Australia at Cake Wine Cellar Door (SOLD OUT)
2/26 | Los Angeles, CA at Grammy Museum
3/02 | Chicago, IL at Lincoln Hall
3/03 | Detroit, MI at Third Man Records
3/05 | Toronto, CA at The Great Hall
3/07 | Brooklyn, NY at Music Hall of Williamsburg
3/08 | Washington, DC at Rock and Roll Hotel
3/09 | Philadelphia, PA at Boot & Saddle
3/10 | Boston, MA at The Sinclair
3/14 | Glasgow, UK at Oran Mor
3/15 | Dublin, IE at Whelans
3/16 | Leeds, UK at Burdened Social Club (SOLD OUT)
3/17 | Brighton, UK at Concorde 20
3/19 | London, UK at Omeara (SOLD OUT)
3/20 | London, UK at Omeara
3/21 | Paris, FR at Point Ephémère (SOLD OUT)
3/22 | Paris, FR at Point Ephémère
3/24 | Amsterdam, NL at Melkweg (SOLD OUT)
3/25 | Brussels, BE at AB Club (SOLD OUT)
3/27 | Cologne, DE at Stadtgarten
3/28 | Berlin, DE at Privatclub
3/29 | Hamburg, DE at Nochtspicher
3/31 | Copenhagen, DK at Little Vega Hall
4/01 | Stockholm, SWE at Bryggarsalen
4/03 | Oslo, NO at Parkteatret
4/04 | I Stavenger, NO at Folken
4/09 | Barcelona, SP at Razzmatazz 3 (Solo with Strings)
4/19 | Rome, IT at Quirinetta (Solo with Strings)
4/20 | Madonna Dell'Albero (Ravenna), IT at Bronson (Solo with Strings)
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