JAZMINE MARY SHARES VIDEO FOR 'MOVE ME'

Jazmine Mary is a Neo Folk Artist based in Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland) who originally hails from Gippsland Australia. Their surreal rose-tinted sounds allows listeners to be transported somewhere bold and watery.

Today they share the video for 'Move Me', the second track from their debut album The Licking of a Tangerine (released independently on February 14, 2021).

The NZ On Air Music funded visual for Move Me finds Jazmine Mary with company, indulging in some form of pastoral psychedelia. The meaning of the hanging fish, anomalous movement and white outfits are all being played close to their chest, with Jazmine Mary preferring the viewer to infer their own interpretation of the events. Keen viewers will spot appearances from frequent collaborator Peter Ruddell (Wax Chattels, Sulfate) and as well as visual and performance artist Misty Frequency.

Throughout the next couple of months Jazmine Mary will be playing a handful of shows throughout Te Ika-a-Māui (North Island).

The first four will see Jazmine team up with Pōneke folk musician Fraser Ross. They'll perform in Auckland's Move Space on July 22, at Raglan's Old School Arts Centre on July 23, a pop up show in New Plymouth on July 24, and finally finishing at Wellington's Vogelmorn Hall on July 25. Tickets are available from Undertheradar.