DAISY THE GREAT AND CLAUD COLLAB ON NEW 

“TELL ME HAVE YOU BEEN DANCING”

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BAND ANNOUNCES OLIVE KLUG WILL BE THE OPENER FOR UPCOMING ALL YOU NEED IS TIME TOUR

SHOWS BEGIN APRIL 12 IN BOSTON, MA

SOPHOMORE ALBUM ALL YOU NEED IS TIME 

HITS 180mm TOTAL STREAMS – LISTEN

ALBUM RELEASED VIA S-CURVE RECORDS

“There’s something breezy and refreshingly uncomplicated about the indie-pop sounds of Daisy the Great—even when the subject matter of their music delves into the complex.”

– FLOOD Magazine

Today Brooklyn, NY-based indie pop band Daisy the Great share a new version of “Tell Me Have You Been Dancing” remixed by and featuring vocals from indie pop artist Claud. 

“We were so happy to have Claud remix our song. We love Claud, and it was such an honor to have their voice and their production on this song. The original is off of our latest album All You Need Is Time, and it’s about missing someone that you’ve loved. Claud layered a lot of the vocals and created some beautiful canons that really bring out the way your thoughts swirl when you never really stop thinking about someone that you had to let go of.”

– Daisy The Great

Listen to the track here

Additionally, the band has announced that independent folk singer/songwriter Olive Klug will be joining their ALL YOU NEED IS TIME Tour as the opener. Last year the band toured the country with The Happy Fits ahead of their sophomore album. With the album now released and totaling over 180 million streams, the band returns to the road to celebrate–this time as headliners.  Daisy the Great’s All You Need Is Time Tour begins April 12th at Brighton Music Hall in Allston, MA. For complete details and ticket availability, please visit www.daisythegreat.com.

DAISY THE GREAT

ALL YOU NEED IS TIME TOUR 2023

W/ OLIVE KLUG

APRIL

MAY

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Recently, the band shared a music video for the track “I Don’t Wanna Fall” from their sophomore album ALL YOU NEED IS TIME(available via S-Curve/Hollywood Records at all DSPs and streaming services HERE). The video features footage taken from their 2022 North American tour on stage, in the audience, and behind-the-scenes. It was shot by Alistair Barrell and edited by both Barrell and Kelley Nicole Dugan with coloring by Sara Laufer. Watch it HERE.

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Album Bio

Recorded in Brooklyn by rising producer/engineer Torna, with additional production from Gabe Goodman and Daisy the Great drummer Matti Dunietz, ALL YOU NEED IS TIMEboth topped off a long summer of festival shows and ignited an extensive North American tour with The Happy Fits that extends through the rest of 2022. From the band:

“This album, ‘All You Need Is Time’, means everything to us. It has been years in the making and we are so excited to be finally sharing the whole collection of songs with the world. Writing these songs was a huge part of processing our lives over the past few years, and learning about who we are and who we want to be. The record is about self-perception, love, growing up, patience, purpose, change. We eventually started pairing these songs together for the album and saw a thread between them, capturing the dichotomy of feeling time slipping through your fingers while you’re waiting for your life to start. We recorded the album at Studio G in Brooklyn, NY in the winter during the pandemic. It was recorded at a time when we all really didn’t know what the future held, and this project felt like we were able to pour everything that we had into it. We were so lucky to be able to collaborate with our best friends on building this record and we are so proud to be putting it out into the world.”

Band Bio

As Daisy the Great, Kelley Nicole Dugan and Mina Walker make folk-inflected indie rock that spans a multitude of moods, capable of being clever, devastating, or both simultaneously, spanning harmony-laden pop to powerhouse balladry. The pair first met as acting majors at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts where they began co-writing a musical about a fictional band before realizing they could make it happen in real life and set out as Daisy the Great.

2017 saw Daisy the Great make an auspicious debut with “The Record Player Song,” which quickly proved an immediate smash now boasting over 20M worldwide streams and multiple viral moments on TikTok. A full-length debut LP, I’m Not Getting Any Taller, arrived in 2019, followed in 2020 by the quarantine-born Soft Songs EP. In 2021, Daisy the Great teamed with acclaimed indie-pop trio AJR for “Record Player,” a brand new song inspired by their original 2017 hit, available at all DSPs and streaming services HERE. An official animated video now boasting close to 3M views is streaming via YouTube HERE.

Having now grown into a full six-piece band currently featuring Matt Lau on guitar, Bernardo Ochoa on bass, Matti Dunietz on drums, and Brie Archer on additional vocals, Daisy the Great first heralded ALL YOU NEED IS TIME earlier this year with the dazzling “Glitter,” available for streaming and download HERE. Hailed by Atwood Magazine as “a dreamy, inspiring alternative anthem to let our light shine,” the track is joined by an official music video – directed and edited by Dugan and Walker – streaming now via YouTube HERE. An entrancing “Press Play” performance is viewable on the official Recording Academy/GRAMMYs YouTube channel HERE. The band also visited 90.9 The Bridge in KC for a session that NPR included in their 2022 “Sessions of The Year” list and appeared on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert’s “Late Show Me Music” series, available on the show’s Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook channels.

Spring 2022 then saw the premiere of the new album’s energetic “Cry In The Mirror,” available at all DSPs and streaming services HERE. An official music video – directed by San Francisco-based filmmaker Dillon Dowdell (Wallows) – is steaming now at YouTube HERE. The “I Don’t Wanna Fall” music video (HERE) features footage from the band’s nationwide 2022 tour. To round the year out, NPR named the band’s Denver performance a “best live session of the year.”

“Our music is generally pretty introspective, and we are often interested in the complexities or ironies we see within ourselves,” Dugan says. “That’s something we love about writing—you can say something small and delicate and true that maybe feels scary to say, but once you put it out there, it can turn into a comfort for anyone that might also be feeling that way.”

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Press Contact:

Jim Merlis

Big Hassle Media

jim@bighassle.com