Adrian Teacher

"Old Graffiti" (video)

BY Gregory AdamsPublished Apr 20, 2015

The country's been thawing in the lead-up to the release of Adrian Teacher's new Sorta Hafta EP, but there's plenty of snow to be seen in the cozy new video for the set's softly sung, Julie Doiron-assisted "Old Graffiti."

The track finds Teacher's baritone and Doiron's hush analyzing relationships with both music and people ("My songs are my friends, they never let me down / They never forget to call, they never leave town"), while a rustic, country-dusted arrangement features additional accompaniment from pianist Chris-a-riffic and violinist Adrienne Labelle.

As for the video, it finds a young couple and their pooch exploring snowy terrains before getting back indoors to tend to an injured hand, as well as enjoy hot baths, fruit smoothies, and a couple episodes of Judge Judy. Who could blame them!

Sorta Hafta will be released May 5, and Teacher will be supporting the set on a summer tour with Shotgun Jimmie, as well as a solo show in Vancouver.

Tour dates:

07/04 Vancouver, BC @ The Toast Collective
07/15 Toronto, ON - Burdock Music Hall *

07/16 Hamilton, ON - This Ain't Hollywood *

07/18 Chatham, ON - Left Wing Tattoos *

07/19 Windsor, ON - Phog Lounge *

07/21 London, ON - Out Of Sound Haus *

07/22 Guelph, ON - eBar *

07/23 Saint Catharines, ON - Detour Music Hall *


* with Shotgun Jimmie, Human Music

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