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Hot Milk Go Deep on Vulnerable New Single

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Photo Credit: Frank Fieber

With the release of their debut album, ‘A Call To the Void’, fast approaching, Hot Milk have shared a fourth single from the record. ‘Breathing Underwater’ sees the duo swap their self-assured sound for a more emotional and vulnerable side.

“It’s like when you break your own heart. To feel like you’re drowning, gasping for air, frustrated and alone,”  explained Hot Milk co-vocalist Han Mee. “This song embodies the emotion and spirit of our current headspace, and we feel it may be the most important song we’ve ever pulled from the universe. This is Hot Milk’s true heart. Hot Milk is an emotion.”

With its stirring strings, effortless key changes, and balladic tone, ‘Breathing Underwater’ allows Hot Milk to show their dynamic range beyond the brash alt-pop-rock as showcased on Bloodstream’ and ‘Party on My Deathbed’.

‘A Call To The Void’ is released on August 25th through Music For Nations.

Where can I see Hot Milk in the UK?

This month Hot Milk will be doing a range of acoustic performances and in-store signings, as well as appearing at the Reading and Leeds Festival.

They will follow it up with a UK headline tour in November.  Support comes from Witch Fever and Modern Error.

They will also be opening for Foo Fighters at two of their UK stadium shows next June.

August
25th Leeds Festival, Leeds
26th Yes, Manchester*
27th Reading Festival, Reading
28th Fighting Cocks, Kingston*
29th Jacaranda, Liverpool*
30th Rough Trade, Nottingham*
31st The Key Club, Leeds*
September
5th Signature Brew, London^
6th HMV, Birmingham*
7th HMV, Cardiff*
8th HMV, Newcastle*
*Acoustic Performance and Signing ^Acoustic and Album Release Party

November (support from Witch Fever and Modern Error)
18th SWG3 Warehouse, Glasgow (LOW TICKETS)
19th Rescue Rooms, Nottingham (SOLD OUT)
21st The Trinity Centre, Bristol (LOW TICKETS)
22nd O2 Kentish Town Forum, London
24th O2 Institute 2, Birmingham (SOLD OUT)
25th Manchester Academy, Manchester

June 2024 (supporting Foo Fighters)
22nd London Stadium, London
27th Villa Park Birmingham

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