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Miami Horror announces new album with glittery single "Luv Is Not Enough"

  • October 11, 2019
  • Evan Crandell
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Sometimes, less is more when it comes to dance music. The group Miami Horror recently adopted this mantra after going through a period of overthinking and a general apathy toward new music. The Melbourne outfit rediscovered the magic in the simplicity of a good bass line and chords, with inspiration from songs like Calvin Harris’ “Slide.” The result is a gleaming new dance floor jam entitled “Luv Is Not Enough.” The track is the second offering of the band’s new approach, following the single “Restless” from earlier this year. “Luv Is Not Enough” also arrives along with the announcement of a North American tour starting October 31 and a new album slated for late 2020.

With an inescapably danceable tempo fit for a roller skating rink, Miami Horror delivers an unrelenting groove with pulsing drums, shimmering production, and a bubbling synth bass line. Guest singer Clear Mortifee provides some fittingly warm vocals that drift over the mix with an empowering message of self-reliance, encapsulated in the line, “I make my way home / I’m in it alone but I, I got everything I need.” All the elements fit together for a song to warm the heart and get the hips moving.

Follow Miami Horror on tour this fall:

Oct 31: Vancouver, BC @ Fortune Sound Club
Nov 1: Seattle, WA @ The Showbox
Nov 2: Portland, OR @ Mississippi Studios
Nov 6: San Francisco, CA @ August Hall
Nov 8: Santa Ana, CA @ The Observatory
Nov 9: Los Angeles, CA @ Teragram Ballroom
Nov 13: San Diego, CA @ Music Box
Nov 14: Phoenix, AZ @ The Crescent Ballroom
Nov 16: Mexico City, MX @ Corona Capital Festival
Nov 20: Minneapolis, MN @ Fine Line
Nov 22: Chicago, IL @ Park West
Nov 23: Toronto, ON @ Velvet Underground
Nov 24: Montreal, QC @ L'Astral
Nov 26: Cambridge, MA @ The Sinclair
Nov 27: New York, NY @ Webster Hall
Nov 29: Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club
Nov 30: Philadelphia, PA @ The Foundry

Connect with Miami Horror: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Soundcloud | Spotify | Website

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