What do Queen Elizabeth II, psychiatrist Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, author Harper Lee, actress Marilyn Monroe and musician Big Mama Thornton all have in common? Well they were all born in 1926 of course, and what’s the relevance of that? Well don’t ask us, we didn’t write a song about it, but Chorus Girl did.
The London quartet have this week shared the video to Girls Of 1926, one of the many stand out moments on their self-titled debut album, that came out last year on Fortuna Pop! The video, produced by Bad Baby Production is a delight, two pre-teen renegades in matching pastel knitwear break into Dungeness Power stations in pedal powered cars and generally have a whale of a time. The video taps into Girls Of 1926’s spirits of youthful planning and unerring friendship. The track is musically superb, all swooping vocal harmonies, glistening guitar lines and a sublime driving bass line, so it’s wonderful to see it getting some deserved attention, now roll on some brand new material please!
Directed by Christina Hardinge. Produced by Bad Baby Productions. ‘Girls Of 1926’ is the 3rd track from Chorus Girls debut album on Fortuna POP!
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