Mexican disco-funk band Midnight Generation is keeping busy on the road with Empire of the Sun, but they still seem to be finding time to share new songs. A few weeks ago they released the Daft-Punk inspired “Almost on My Own.” Now they’ve unleashed “Norway” which was fittingly written during another tour, as Frontman Fernando Mares said through a press release that inspiration struck while the band was playing Trevarefest in a small Norwegian fishing village.
Midnight Generation’s latest single, “Norway”, is about an impossible love, and the hope that maybe one day they’ll make it back there and finally take that trip together, as explained by Fernando Mares. Musically, “Norway” keeps Midnight Generation firmly on the dance floor, pairing shimmering synths and disco rhythms with French Touch and late-’70s and ’80s influences.
New Music and Tour
The accompanying “Norway” video was filmed in a continuous wide shot at a park in Texcoco, outside Mexico City, with a vintage GMC G-Series van at its center. Meanwhile, Midnight Generation are nearing the end of their North American run supporting Empire of the Sun and Polo & Pan. After kicking off the tour at Red Rocks in August and making stops including New York’s Forest Hills Stadium, the band will play the Hollywood Bowl on October 8th before wrapping in Las Vegas the following night.
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Watch Midnight Generation’s new single “Norway” below.
In conclusion, Midnight Generation continues to make waves in the music scene with their unique sound and energetic live performances. With the release of “Norway” and their ongoing tour, fans have a lot to look forward to from this talented band. Be sure to check out their music and catch them live if you can.
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