The Miltones reveal 'Wilfire'

Auckland band, The Miltones have released their first ever-commercial single, Wildfire, Wildfire was recorded in the magical walls of The Sitting Room in Lyttleton with Ben Edwards (Aldous Harding, Marlon Williams, Nadia Reid).

The mesmerising voice of Milly Tabak will be familiar to thousands of concertgoers to last year’s shows of The Mick Fleetwood Blues Band whom they supported.

Milly serves as The Miltones front-woman, with the supportive chops and solos of lead guitarist, Liam Pratt. Together the pair have been playing music together since their teenage years, and now form the songwriting core within the band. The group is completed with: Guy Harrison on keys (Hollie Smith), Chris Marshall on bass (Miss June) and Tom Broome on drums (Esther Stephen & The Means, Hollie Smith).

The music video was shot at the Tabak family farm in one of the remaining run down glasshouses where the unkemptness and wild weeds references the story behind the song. Wildfire is Milly's tribute to the supportive selfless strength of some very big hearted women that surrounded Milly and her family after the loss of Milly's father and helped keep the family business afloat in their time of grief.  Milly says "This video was something I needed to do to honour pay tribute to their beautiful hearts." 

The Miltones official music video for 'Wildfire' Engineer & Producer - Ben Edwards Mastering engineer - Chris Chetland Director & editor - Corey Fleming Featuring - Kendall Jones Camera operators - Jose Hernandez & Ethan Heart Makeup & Wardrobe -Toni Jones & Imelleta Keller Lighting -Chris Griffith & Gareth Fleming Listen via iTunes -https://geo.itunes.apple.com/nz/album/id1197082323??at=10lrHH&app=itunes Apple Music - https://geo.itunes.apple.com/nz/album/id1197082323??ls=1 Deezer - http://www.deezer.com/album/15117719 Spotify - http://open.spotify.com/album/78XX2ij0Yq8BvRC3gdZ967

The Miltones’ music has evolved over the years into a duel disposition of foot-stomping country blues to soft rock ballads that reminds you of Americana folk rock of the 1970’s. Milly’s unrestrained, free-spirited voice with an untouchable energy to her strikingly raw vocal performance. With their nostalgia-inducing sound, they’ve gathered audiences in both millenials to baby boomers and everyone in between. 
 
Milly says,“We’re incredibly lucky. We have a healthy mix of people who get into our music… We can play venues and have all the young bucks losing their minds dancing and from nowhere, the oldies fit right in and have a shimmy… It’s badass.”

The Miltones – Wildfire Release Party

Friday February 10th: The Tabak Shack, Whenuapai
Tickets via Eventbrite