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Argentinian artist Malena Zavala stuns in self-produced "Should I Try" video

  • September 11, 2017
  • Jess Bartlet
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EARMILK is extremely excited to premiere Argentinian born artist, producer and film maker, Malena Zavala's unbelievable "Should I Try" visuals today. The nostalgic and beautifully crafted self-produced video feels like a transformative time capsule as Malena reflects on the last five years (captured through her eyes within the medium of film photography). The wonderful and dreamy art-direction complements the track's delicate guitar, and gauzy psych-pop textures perfectly, whilst lyrically dealing with the uncertainty to future adventures.

"Should I Try" is a song about fearing the future, and the anxiety that comes with potentially setting yourself up for failure, but then realising that you need to relax. It's not that bad, things will work out.  It's all the film photo's I've taken in the past 5 years or so, a reflection on the past whilst the song is a look to the future"- Malena Zavala

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22nd September, London, St Pancras Old Church *
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29th October, Amsterdam, Sugarfactory ' 
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8th December, Manchester, The Castle '
11th December, Bristol, Louisiana '
12th December, London, Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen ' 
 
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