Australian 3 piece Panama recently wrapped up their first ever Northern Hemisphere headline tour in support of the Always EP (out now on 300 Entertainment). The tour included sold out shows in New York, Chicago, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles and London. To celebrate the success of their first, but certainly not their last, trip here, Panama are sharing a brand new video for their blissful, anthemic pop jam, "Stay Forever." The video is a three-way collaboration between Panama, director Daniel Askill (Sia "Chandelier")and Seafolly. And in case you missed the magic of Panama's recent headline tour, you can experience it via the U.S. tour video below. Stay tuned for more exciting Panama news to come!
WATCH PANAMA'S "STAY FOREVER":
WATCH PANAMA'S U.S. TOUR VIDEO:
WATCH & LISTEN:
"Stay Forever" stream - http://bit.ly/XXAFts
"Always" live video - http://bit.ly/1pf8nUC
Always EP Soundcloud stream - http://bit.ly/1o97aLB
Always EP Spotify stream - http://bit.ly/1ryKdEL
Always EP on iTunes - http://smarturl.it/panama_always_EP
PRAISE FOR PANAMA:
"...adventurousness, blended with McCleary's heartfelt touch, makes the band a perfect fit for the esteemed Australian dance label Future Classic. It's also home to Flume and Chet Faker, and Panama seem poised to make a similar splash Stateside after making their American live debut earlier this year at SXSW. The trio is currently on the road again, and if a sold out show at Brooklyn hotspot Baby's All Right is any indication, they'll surely be back for more."
- MTV Iggy
"Like their Down Under dwelling buddies Jagwar Ma and Chet Faker, Panama makes the kind of swirly, propulsive piano music that perfectly soundtracks those hot summer nights. On Always, the guys offer up a baritone-laden collection of singles and remixes punctuated with spacey guitars, '80s-indebted synths, and even a few well-placed saxophone runs. But don't confuse Panama with the big, bombastic dance pop of acts like M83 - these guys dabble in the computerized but have their feet planted firmly in the world of live musicianship."
- Santa Barbara Independent
"Panama's synth-pop is likely to find a welcome reception during the trio's first tour in the United States. Fans of Grouplove and Phoenix will appreciate Panama, and the Australians' throwback sound will send devotees of early Depeche Mode and Erasure into blissful reveries."
- Kansas City Star
Panama online:
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