Harrison Storm returns with poignant new video for “Run”
March 14, 2019 BY Nettwerk
Up-and-coming Australian singer-songwriter Harrison Storm has developed a singular style, merging impressive classically-inspired fingerpicking and a soulful vocal delivery equally resonant of Alternative, Folk and Blues. Out now, Storm shares a video for his latest single, the poignant “Run.”
“I was super excited to get to work with Sam Brumby (video editor) and Anna Phillips (director) on this,” said Storm. “They’re two very talented humans. To have actor Jeremy Lindsay Taylor (Home and Away) involved too, was the cherry on top and really brought the clip to a whole new level.”
“When Harrison’s team came to me with this story, it immediately brought the song to life for me,” director Anna Phillips further added. “This story is about the aftermath of losing someone in your life that was the glue that held it all together. It’s about a family connection with the ocean, and the strong bond that a father and son share. Jeremy Lindsay Taylor delivers an honest, raw and captivating performance that is the perfect combination of strength and vulnerability.“
After successful UK/EU tours playing with SYML and Louis Baker in 2018, Harrison Storm will be back in Europe in April & May with fellow Australian musician Ziggy Alberts. Full list of shows below:
European Tour Dates (supporting Ziggy Alberts):
03.04.2019 UK – Manchester – The Deaf Institute
04.04.2019 IE – Dublin – Whelans
05.04.2019 UK – Glasgow – Garage
06.04.2019 UK – London – Electric Brixton
08.04.2019 UK – Cornwall – The Watering Hole
10.04.2019 BE – Antwerpen – Ahrenberg
11.04.2019 NL – Amsterdam – Paradiso
12.04.2019 DE – Cologne – Gloria
13.04.2019 DE – Frankfurt – Das Bett
15.04.2019 FR – Paris – Petit Bain
17.04.2019 ES – Madrid – Moby Dick
18.04.2019 ES – Barcelona – Estrella Damm
21.04.2019 IT – Milan – Serraglio
22.04.2019 IT – Rome – Teatro Parioli
24.04.2019 CH – Zürich – Kaufleuten
25.04.2019 CH – Lausanne – Les Docks
26.04.2019 DE – Munich – Technikum
27.04.2019 DE – Stuttgart – Club Cann
29.04.2019 DE – Nuremberg – Stereo Club
30.04.2019 DE – Regensburg – Degginger
01.05.2019 AT – Linz – Posthof
02.05.2019 AT – Vienna – Flex
05.05.2019 DE – Leipzig – Werk 2
08.05.2019 DE – Berlin – Lido
09.05.2019 DE – Hamburg – Mojo
12.05.2019 DK – Copenhagen – Vega
13.05.2019 SE – Stockholm – Kägelbanan
14.05.2019 NO – Oslo – John Dee
16.05.2019 FI – Tampere – Olympiakortteli
Storm has spent his life travelling to numerous parts of Australia in a station wagon with his friends, spending time camping and surfing. His life epitomises outdoor living and this comes through in his music. This is best visualised in the official video for his single “Change It All,” which has so far been streamed nearly 27 million times on Spotify, on top of the 105 million combined streams.
About Harrison Storm:
Harrison Storm personifies that eloquent edict of carpe diem. Under the cover of sand and waves, the fabled Australian beach life defined Storm’s formative years. This upbringing by the sea, translated into a love of adventure that he still carries with him today, finding chances to take on new challenges. Diligently chasing his musical dream with a sense of urgency, he organized and launched a popular “acoustic night” in his quaint beachside hometown of Mornington, Victoria at the age of 20. Two years later, he dropped out of university to solely devote his days to busking for tourists in Melbourne, eventually making enough to finance his 2015 debut EP Sense of Home, produced by friend Hayden Calnin. Its title track would place prominently on key streaming playlists, amassing an impressive 46 million+ combined streams and catching the attention of Nettwerk co-founder Terry McBride, who personally signed Storm after sending him a message on Facebook. In the past, Storm has performed to packed crowds across Australia, developing a powerful presence on stage alongside the likes of Ziggy Alberts, SYML, Snow Patrol, Tash Sultana, Michael Franti, The Cat Empire, Husky, The Head and the Heart, and more. Simultaneously, he impacted the influential Australian radio station Triple J and received airtime on KCRW in the US.
