King City (song)

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"King City"

2013 re-release cover.
Single by Swim Deep
from the album Where the Heaven Are We
B-side "King City (Stripped Session)"
Released 14 May 2012
(see release history)
Format 7" vinyl, digital download
Recorded 2012-2013
Genre Indie rock
Length 4:18
Label Chess Club
Writer(s) Swim Deep
Producer(s) Charlie Hugall
Swim Deep singles chronology

"She Changes the Weather"
(2013)
"King City"
(2013)

"King City" is the debut single by indie pop band Swim Deep, released in May, 2012, through Chess Club Records. It was re-released in July, 2013, on Chess Club for their debut album Where the Heaven Are We. A music video was made to accompany the single.

Release

"King City" was originally released on 14 May 2012 backed with "Beach Justice", on Chess Club Records on seven-inch vinyl. It is now considerably hard single to find, as are many of Swim Deeps single. For the release of Where the Heaven Are We, they re-released "King City", again, on seven-inch vinyl, backed with a stripped version of the song.[1] iTunes made the single their single of the week in August and it was available as a free download.

Music videos

A video for "King City" was made to promote the single. It features Swim Deep wandering about their hometown, directed by The Marshall Darlings.[2] For the re-release of the single, a new video was made which features the band driving about in the desert. The video ends with the band going to the sea back in Birmingham.[3]

Track listing

2012 single
  1. King City
  2. Beach Justice
2013 single
  1. King City
  2. King City (Stripped version)

Release history

Region Date Format(s)
UK 14 May 2012 7" single
UK 29 July 2013 7" single, digital download

References

  1. "KING CITY - 7". Swim Deep official store. Retrieved 18 August 2013. 
  2. "SWIM DEEP - KING CITY OFFICIAL VIDEO". Swim Deep. 26 March 2012. Retrieved 18 August 2013. 
  3. "Swim Deep - King City". SwimDeepVEVO. 16 June 2013. Retrieved 18 August 2013. 
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