Rhye Releases New Music Video for 'Taste' In Collaboration with DanceOn
By: Caryn Robbins Nov. 07, 2017
Rhye today released a new music video for their most recent single "Taste", directed and produced by digital programming brand, DanceOn. In the spirit of artistic collaboration, Rhye approached DanceOn to create a compelling visual story to accompany the track. The stunning result was choreographed by and features Noelle Marsh, as well as Madelyn Spang and Mason Cutler. Watch it HERE.
"I didn't know what to expect from this video. My girlfriend and I watched it together and were literally moved to those type of tears that make you laugh. The choreography, the cinematography, the dancers... it all moved me," commented Rhye's Milosh. "I am so honored that DanceOn chose a Rhye song to create this art piece to."
"We're honored to add Rhye to the growing list of music artists we've collaborated with and are thrilled to share our vision of 'Taste'. Rhye was amazing to work with throughout this entire creative process," added DanceOn's VP of Programming, Roxanne Teti.
DanceOn is the music industry's go-to source for creating captivating and shareable content. DanceOn was co-founded by Madonna and is trusted by the biggest musicians in the world, from Katy Perry to Portugal. the Man. Reaching an audience of over 25 million fans, DanceOn uses the power of content to drive music and pop culture adoption worldwide.
"Taste" is available now on iTunes, Spotify, and Apple Music via Loma Vista Recordings and will be featured on the group's much anticipated sophomore album, due for release in early 2018. Sonically, the track is reflective of the band's evolving live show as the group gears up for extensive touring next year.
"Taste" - Stream / BuyLinks
Spotify: http://found.ee/Rhye_TasteSpotify
iTunes: http://found.ee/Rhye_TasteiTunes
Amazon: http://found.ee/Rhye_TasteAmazon
GooglePlay: http://found.ee/Rhye_TasteGooglePlay
"Taste" follows the summer release of "Please" and "Summer Days" and the Roosevelt Remix for "Summer Days" along with two accompanying videos. These tracks mark the first bits of new music from Rhye in four years following 2013's critically exalted Woman. Watch the videos for "Please" HERE and "Summer Days (Roosevelt Remix)" HERE.
Rhye recently announced a 2018 tour, which will kick off in Mexico City on February 1st and visit cities across North America and Europe going into the spring. Tickets for all shows on the tour are on sale now. See below for a complete schedule and purchase links.
Rhye Live Dates
2/01/2018 - Mexico City, MX - Fronton Mexico - Tickets
2/02/2018 - Guadalajara, MX - C3 Stage - Tickets
2/22/2018 - Miami, FL - The Ground - Tickets
2/23/2018 - Orlando, FL - The Social - Tickets
2/24/2018 - Atlanta, GA - Terminal West - Tickets
3/02/2018 - Brooklyn, NY - Brooklyn Steel - Tickets
3/03/2018 - Montreal, QC - Corona Theatre - Tickets
3/05/2018 - Toronto, ON - Massey Hall - Tickets
3/06/2018 - Detroit, MI - El Club - Tickets
3/08/2018 - Chicago, IL - Thalia Hall - Tickets
3/09/2018 - Minneapolis, MN - Fine Line Music Club - Tickets
3/23/2018 - Paris, FR - Le Trabendo - Tickets
3/24/2018 - Zurich, CH - M4 Music Festival
3/25/2018 - Brussels, BE - AB Club - Tickets
3/27/2018 - Copenhagen, DK - Vega - Tickets
3/28/2018 - Stockholm, SE - Vasateatern - Tickets
3/30/2018 - Berlin, DE - Funkhaus - Tickets
3/31/2018 - Hamburg, DE - Gruenspan - Tickets
4/03/2018 - London, UK - KOKO - Tickets
About Rhye A mosaic of emotive piano keys, physical percussion, buzzing analog synths, and expansive vocals, Rhye find humanity in musicality. Driven by this approach, the group quietly transformed into a phenomenon with the arrival of their 2013 debut, Woman. The record garnered acclaim from Rolling Stone, Spin, and Pitchfork who dubbed it "Best New Album." "Open" would concurrently accumulate over 44.5 million Spotify streams, while "The Fall" surpassed 24.7 million. Along the way, they sold out theaters around the globe between standout festival sets at Coachella, Pitchfork, and a highlight concert in Denmark accompanied by a 49-piece all-girls choir. As the band began writing in 2016, this expansive live show indelibly impacted their second full-length album in 2017. The first single "Please" siphons a gorgeous vocal plea through a kaleidoscope of sparse percussion and piano that's simultaneously stirring, stark, and sensual. It's a new musical experience. It's Rhye.
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