Forward of their upcoming E.P. launch, the charming alt-pop twosome Beau channel the simple 'electrical energy' of being in love into their enchanting new music.
With a sweeping cinematic crescendo, “Into The Night time,” the brand new music from Beau, looks like the purpose within the film the place the protagonist understand they’ve discovered the particular person they wish to spend the remainder of their lives with. The music, premiering right here on HollywoodLife, begins gradual and remoted, like a weary traveler who has spent most of their life’s journey strolling the roads alone. But, when given an opportunity to proceed the trek, as an alternative, Beau – lifelong mates Heather Schwalb and Emma Jenney – understand they’d quite “stick with you / into the night time” and past.
“‘Into the Night time’ is a heartfelt love music, depicting the very second while you really feel the electrical energy and never-ending bond between two individuals in a relationship,” Emma tells HollywoodLife. The group additionally weighs in on the manufacturing. At occasions, the music looks like one is wandering via a half-lidded state of euphoria – and such a sense was intentional. “‘Into The Night time’ is a music meant to move you on a dreamy stroll of feeling deeply beloved,” provides Heather.
“Into The Night time” marks the ultimate launch from the band’s upcoming E.P., Life Twice. The venture is out in September 2022 through Vary Music/Virgin Music and collects the beforehand launched singles “Even If You’re Gone” and “Hardly Respiratory.” It additionally marks the group’s second E.P. of 2022, having launched Ceaselessly (and extra) earlier within the yr.
Beau is making up for misplaced time. Having grown up collectively in New York Metropolis’s historic Greenwich Village (and its thriving artwork scene), Emma and Heather discovered music to be their outlet of alternative. As Beau, they debuted in 2015 with their self-titled album, rapidly catching the ear of the cool cats within the know. From there, they labored with some award-winning abilities whereas honing their sound.
After a short consciously uncoupling from the music biz, the group returned, signed to Vary Music/Virgin Music, and is now poised to take their profession to the subsequent chapter. Having produced Life Twice themselves (and having recorded it at NYC’s legendary Electrical Woman Studios), Beau boasts a reignited ardour and a renewed dedication.
Followers will be capable to witness this zeal firsthand; Beau is on the brink of hit the street once more, beginning with a tour on the U.S. East Coast.