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DMA’S Drop Video For “Something We Are Overcoming”
DMA’S today share new song ‘Something We Are Overcoming’ from their highly anticipated fourth album How Many Dreams?, with an accompanying video directed by Joel Burrows (Cosmo’s Midnight) and Mclean Stephenson (Alex Cameron, City Calm Down) at the band’s studio in Sydney’s Chippendale. Recent new cuts from the album – ‘I Don’t Need To Hide’, ‘Olympia’, ‘Fading Like A Picture’ and ‘Everybody’s Saying Thursday’s […]
Photo by Reuben Bastienne-LewisDMA’S today share new song ‘Something We Are Overcoming’ from their highly anticipated fourth album How Many Dreams?, with an accompanying video directed by Joel Burrows (Cosmo’s Midnight) and Mclean Stephenson (Alex Cameron, City Calm Down) at the band’s studio in Sydney’s Chippendale.
Recent new cuts from the album – ‘I Don’t Need To Hide’, ‘Olympia’, ‘Fading Like A Picture’ and ‘Everybody’s Saying Thursday’s The Weekend’, the latter of which is nominated for Radio X’s Record Of The Year 2022 – have made clear the band’s intentions to take down barriers, entangle the broad palette of their collective influences, and push to write their most sprawling and ambitious album to date. It has been a period of re-discovery for the band resulting in a record that is the grand sum of every part of who DMA’S are.
Seeing DMA’S lean further into their electronic influences, ‘Something We Are Overcoming’ is three minutes of high energy, heart-warming bliss.
“’Something We Are Overcoming’ started as a moving ballad about perseverance but quickly morphed into a trancey anthem of a side quest that is slightly but steadily DMA’S. We hope you like it.” – DMA’S
Hear ‘Something We Are Overcoming’ on streaming services here and watch the accompanying video below.
How Many Dreams? for release on 31st March 2023 via I OH YOU. Pre-order the album here.
DMA’S full UK headline tour begins in April. The complete schedule is below. Tickets are available now here.
DMA’S UK HEADLINE TOUR DATES APRIL 2023
Wed 05 April – Corn Exchange, Cambridge, UK
Thu 06 April – Great Hall, Exeter University, UK
Fri 07 April – O2 Academy, Bournemouth, UK
Sun 09 April – Waterside Theatre, Aylesbury, UK
Mon 10 April – KK’s Steel Mill, Wolverhampton, UK – SOLD OUT
Wed 12 April – The Engine Shed, Lincoln, UK – SOLD OUT
Thu 13 April – St George’s Hall, Bradford, UK
Sat 15 April – Town Hall, Middlesbrough, UK – SOLD OUT
Sun 16 April – Fat Sams, Dundee, UK – SOLD OUT
Mon 17 April – Music Hall, Aberdeen, UK
Wed 19 April – O2 Academy, Glasgow, UK
Thu 20 April – O2 Apollo, Manchester, UK – SOLD OUT
Fri 21 April – OVO Arena Wembley, London, UK
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