Living Hour have shared a video for “No Body,” a track off from their forthcoming release, Someday Is Today, available September 22 via Next Door Records. The song is about “dissociating at a restaurant and feeling completely isolated and alone in the experience,” says vocalist Sam Sarty. “Close friends all around but you can’t reach out, you can’t say anything, hands numb, mind far away and foggy. Trying to ground myself with observations and saying my middle name; focus on something small like the rainbow floating through the glass. The background voices are calming, more positive thoughts pushing the mind into a softer world. A diner is a diner, your friends love you, the sky is still out there.”

The single arrives with a video from Sarty and Talula Schlegel with editing from Brett Ticzon. Having been friends and artistic collaborators for some time, the three member team of friends working on vulnerable song “No Body” allowed for a soft and easy creation process. like a flower that opens.

The images were captured by Schlegel and Sarty driving out to the edge of Winnipeg on a clear evening. They filmed on mini-dv with 1000x zoom, working fast (2hrs) before the sun’s departure, they explored the camera, scale and spaces moving with and through the dimming light and changing skyscapes. Sarty filmed additional footage at home with the artificial sun replacement “sunset lamp” creating outlines and shadows on her wall. Living Hour band member Brett Ticzon then took the images and collaged them together into the complete video.

Living Hour’s core remains built around founding members Gilad Carroll (Guitar/Vocals), Adam Soloway (Guitar/Vocals), and Sam Sarty (Bassist/Keyboardist/Vocalist), who’ve been writing together since 2014, and Brett Ticzon (Bass/Keys/Drums), who joined the band in 2018. On Someday Is Today, the group’s sound is collaborated with a variety of drummer friends including Jason Tait (The Weakerthans, Bahamas, Broken Social Scene). The group’s sound is fleshed out further with the help of album’s three producers: Melina Duterte (Jay Som, Bachelor, Chastity Belt), Jonathan Schenke (Parquet Courts, Snail Mail, The Drums), and Samur Khouja (Cate le Bon, Deerhunter, Regina Spektor) all of whom impart their own backgrounds on the album’s finished glow.

Someday Is Today
Track List
Next Door Records

01 Hold Me In Your Mind
02 Lemons And Gin
03 Middle Name
04 Feelings Meeting
05 December Forever
06 Curve
07 Hump
08 Miss Miss Miss
09 Exploding Rain
10 No Body
11 Memory Express

2022 Tour Dates

Jun 23 – Winnipeg, MB – Park Theatre
Jun 25 – Calgary, AB – Sled Island
Sep 06 – Minneapolis, MN – Icehouse
Sep 08 – Toronto, ON – Baby G
Sep 09 – Ottawa, ON – Club Saw
Sep 10 – Elizabethtown, NY – Otis Mountain Get Down
Sep 11 – Montreal, QC – Casa del Popolo
Sep 13 – Boston, MA – O’Briens
Sep 14 – Brooklyn, NY – trans pecos
Sep 15 – Philadelphia, PA – Ukie Club
Sep 17 – Richmond, VA – tbd
Sep 18 – Baltimore, MA – Joe Squared
Sep 19 – Cleveland, OH – Mahalls
Sep 20 – Grand Rapids, MI – Pyramid Scheme
Sep 21 – Chicago, IL – Sleeping Village
Sep 25 – Fargo, ND – The Aquarium

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