“ Practice makes perfect / I’m still trying to learn it by heart,” Dua sings, performing her 2017 smash hit “New Rules.”Īll of a sudden, the mic slips from her hand toward the audience. In a video shared on Twitter by user we see Dua, wearing a neon green bodysuit, hit every choreographed mark on stage while her dancers sweep around her in a memorizing umbrella routine. The “Levitating” singer handled the fumble like a total pro. Watch the music video and check out more about Milky Chance and their music online on their official website, and Instagram.ĭua Lipa gave fans the ultimate mic drop at a recent show when her upbeat onstage energy led to an adorable mishap, leaving her without her microphone on stage in the middle of her biggest hit. Just like Milky Chance’s music, the clip is whimsical but a little spooky, too, and extremely re-watchable. Although the front of his shirt is covered in blood, he’s not concerned, but is instead focused on pursuing a person dressed as a wolf, who darts between doorways and leaps out of the shadows.
The video for ‘Tainted Love’ sees frontman Clemens Rehbein, exploring a creepy apartment building. The cover earns its place alongside the other tracks on ‘Trip Tape’, which the duo’s recently dropped, a marvellous collection of new material, covers, rewrites, rare tracks, and sonic experiments. All the band’s instantly recognisable qualities are there – the quick-picked bass, the scratchy six-string guitar, and gorgeous synths which bring a brightness to the very corners of the track, as well as the lightest of vocals, and a slight reggae touch – as they tell the tale of obsession and longing. Now, in the hands of Berlin’s Milky Chance, it’s been given a new lease on life, not merely bringing it into the 21st century, but making it sound like it’s a Milky Chance original.įans of Milky Chance, and their hits such as, ‘Cocoon’, ‘Stolen Dance’, and ‘Colorado’, among others, will instantly find a home with their treatment of ‘Tainted Love’. It then became a smash hit on both sides of the Atlantic when Soft Cell released it in 1981. ‘Tainted Love’ was first released by Gloria Jones back in 1964, and she re-released it in 1976, in a recording produced by her boyfriend, Marc Bolan.
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