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Live Review: Andras & Oscar ‘Looking Back’ (Official Video)

To celebrate the forthcoming release of an LP, Andras & Oscar have curated a one take music video for their latest single ‘Looking Back’.

The collaborative efforts between ANDRAS FOX and OSCAR KEY SUNG have not gone unnoticed these past few months. Fuelled by a long standing friendship, the pair used to live in a warehouse together.

Their sounds have the tendency to paint a picture, and their debut LP as a duo titled ‘Embassy Café’ musically depicted the period of life where they had got themselves into a routine of creating music together.

ANDRAS & OSCAR are set to release their second LP together, titled ‘Café Romantica’ through Chapter Records a bit later. To celebrate the forthcoming release of the LP, they’ve curated a one take music video for their latest single ‘Looking Back’.

ANDRAS himself noted that the video is a direct homage to THE REELS and their film clip for ‘I Don’t Love You Anymore’. They also wanted to mesh references to the RSPCA’s ‘All Things Great And Small’ campaign, with the lambs running around the background.

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It’s interesting conceptually, particularly as it’s paired with the lounge-esque, softer beats. An absolutely stunning track paired with an appropriately fitting video makes for one heck of a collaboration.

Bring on the album.

Words by Caitlin Medcalf

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