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Flume Releases an Ethereal Music Video for 'Sirens,' a Collaboration With Caroline Polachek

Flume's and Caroline Polachek's hypnotic track 'Sirens', now has an official music video in which, Polachek floats into an ethereal cave in search of Flume.

By Silviya Y
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Flume's mesmerizing track, 'Sirens,' a collaboration with Caroline Polachek, now has an official music video.

In the video, Polachek descends into an otherworldly
cave in search of Flume (aka Harley Streten), who rests motionless on a rock.
Below is the video for 'Sirens,' directed by Daniel Askill:

Danny L Harle co-produced and co-wrote the
song, which was released on 31st March. In a press release at the time,
Flume stated: “Caroline and I had known each other for years, but she’d just
moved to L.A. and we bumped into each other… We started doing a session, and
Danny L Harle showed me a voice note from Caroline with some very early stages
of vocals. I loved it and went back in on it during the pandemic.”

Polachek discussed the song’s lyrical content, adding: “I was living by myself in London, and it was the darkest time in the pandemic. I was really going through it, feeling so small, unable to control anything in the world, and the lyric ‘sirens’ was in reference to constant ambulances I was hearing.”

Image Courtesy: NME
Image Courtesy: NME

Flume announced a run of intimate club gigs
in the UK and Europe to celebrate the release of 'Sirens,' after the
announcement of a star-studded North American tour that will include Tkay
Maidza, Floating Points, Jon Hopkins, and Tinashe among its support acts.

'Sirens' is the second collaborative single
from the Australian DJ's upcoming third album, 'Palaces,' which is set to be
released on 20th May. He previously collaborated with MAY-A on 'Say
Nothing.' Oklou, Damon Albarn, LAUREL, Quiet Bison, Kučka, Virgen Maria, and
Emma Lousie are among the artists who have collaborated on the album.

Back in February, when he first announced
the album, Flume said: “I called it ‘Palaces’ because I felt like when I
returned home… It felt like my palace. Felt like I had a lot of clarity, felt
much more grounded, living a really simple life. That’s when all the music came
together.”

Flume’s ‘Palaces’ UK and Europe tour
dates are:

JULY

Monday 11 – London, KOKO

Saturday 16 – Paris, L’Olympia

Sunday 17 – Dour, Dour Festival

Tuesday 19 – Berlin, Astra

---Silviya.Y