Watch Now: Detroit’s Double Winter Premieres “Hot Stones” Music Video
Watch Double Winter’s video for their single “Hot Stones,” directed by Noah Elliott Morrison, from the trio’s debut full-length album “It’s About Our Hearts” released in March.
CultureShift and 101.9 WDET are excited to partner with the Detroit-based band Double Winter to premiere the music video for their single “Hot Stones.”
Directed by Noah Elliott Morrison, the video finds the indie trio in a kaleidoscopic fever dream performing against refreshing pastel color palettes and intermixed with grainy made-for-TV clips of ‘80s nostalgia. It matches the sound of the band, which is a blend of psychedelic pop with punk roots.
“Double Winter is a band of working artists, so running a simple concept and making it vibrant was easy,” says Morrison, who filmed the video in Detroit. “It was only the five of us the whole time with some really critical assistance in advance from SMPLFD Clothing and the Velvet Tower Vintage.”
Click the player above to hear the full interview with bassist Holly Johnson talking about releasing a debut record during a pandemic »
“Hot Stones” is a single from Double Winter’s debut full-length “It’s About Our Hearts,” which was released in March 2020. Fifty percent of the proceeds from the sales of their album on Bandcamp will be donated to ACLU Michigan, says singer and bassist Holly Johnson.
Double Winter is Johnson, Vittorio Vettraino (guitar / vocals) and Morgan McPeak (drums). “It’s About Our Hearts” also features Augusta Morrison on vocals and violin.
Watch the video for “Hot Stones” by Double Winter
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