The Night Flight Orchestra has once again teamed up with director René U Valdes for a cheesy-yet-fantastic music video. This time it's for their earworm of a song "Divinyls" off their coming album Aeromantic, due out on February 28. The band also points out Aeromantic was recorded at the Nordic Sound Labs using the same drum kit that was used during the recordings of Abba's 1980 album Super Trouper. Which is pretty cool, and fitting given The Night Flight Orchestra's sound.
Here's what The Night Flight Orchestra had to say about the track and album.
"So, you thought you knew what The Night Flight Orchestra was all about? You were sure that they were all about good times, boogie woogie, radio friendly AOR? Damn, you were wrong. The one thing that has kept those aging Swedish hearts beating for so long is DRAMA! Internal conflicts, external conflicts, rumours and exaggerations.
"On February 28th, we will release our new album, Aeromantic. It is a street opera based upon shattered dreams, broken illusions, and the fact that we are all something much less than the person we were supposed to be. But in the darkness, there's a always a glimmer of hope. And from that glimmer of hope, with the right mindset, you can sculpt and create a whole lot of Swedish classic rock melodrama.
"We will be releasing the first single and video from the upcoming album, on January 3rd, entitled 'Divinyls'. 'Divinyls' is about doing the impossible and pushing your inner dreams to the forefront of your psyche and being in total control of your own future. The video shows two young figure skaters, battling pressure from their demanding coaches, but biting the bullet while they pursue their dreams. You could say the story has hints of the Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan drama, with the exception that these two young aspiring ladies, become friends in the end.
"We would like to thank figure skaters Karina Ljunggren and Ida Thörn for their amazing performances on ice and also their coach Alisa Latysheva, starring as herself in the video. Also, a big thank you to figure skating club GF IDROTT in Landskrona, Sweden, for making this video a reality, as well as our amazing video director René Valdez.
"Once again, The Night Flight Orchestra would like to remind you that this is only the beginning…"
