Belaver premieres new single “Partner” via The Talkhouse; a dark romantic minimalist tune featuring Nona from Dark Dark Dark
‘True Love of Crime’ is due April 26
Stream: “Partner”
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Today Belaver shares new single “Partner” via The Talkhouse; accompanied by an essay from producer Robert Ellis; check out the essay here. True Love of Crime is out next Friday, April 26th.
“Partner” is a catchy minimalist pop tune. Self categorized as “dark romance,” this duet (with Nona from the band Dark Dark Dark) celebrates having a partner in the fight against cultural conformity.
Drawing influences from icons Neil Young and David Bowie as well as alt-country stars like Bill Callahan and Townes Van Zandt, Belaver creates melancholic pop music with elements of goth, folk, lo-fi, indie rock, and electronic music.
Belave (buh-lay-ve) means ‘to wash all over’ or ‘to refresh, strengthen oneself, rest’ —
Belaver (bell-ah-ver) is ‘one who washes over’ or ‘one who is refreshing in rest.’
Tour Dates
4/26 – New York, NY – Alphaville