Daughter launch ‘How’ video, announce Brixton Academy show
DAUGHTER
Launch ‘How’ Video
Announce Brixton Academy Show
Daughter photographed by Sonny Malhotra
Daughter – the London-based trio of Elena Tonra, Igor Haefeli and Remi Aguilella – have launched the final instalment of their film triptych, for the soaring single ‘How’ (taken from their acclaimed second album Not To Disappear), and details of their biggest UK headline show to date.
Directed by BAFTA-nominated filmmakers Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard (creators of the startling Nick Cave feature film 20,000 Days On Earth), the video treatment for ‘How’ was inspired by the short story ‘5,040’ – one of three works of fiction written by Stuart Evers and commissioned by Daughter.
WATCH: ‘How’
Today’s launch of ‘How’ coincides with the arrival of 3 Films, an online portal celebrating the interwoven shorts for ‘How’, ‘Numbers’ and ‘Doing The Right Thing’ and their respective short stories ‘5,040’, ‘Window’ and ‘Dress’. They can now be viewed in tandem, along with behind-the-scenes stills at smarturl.it/DaughterForeword
Following on from a hugely successful UK tour in January, ending in a sold-out appearance at the Forum, Daughter have announced they will headline London’s O2 Academy Brixton on October 27th. A Songkick pre-sale began this morning at 10AM, with the general sale on Monday 29th February at 10AM. For further information head towww.ohdaughter.com/live.
Next month, Elena, Igor and Remi begin a 24-date tour of North America, followed by shows in Australia and Japan. The trio will be playing festivals throughout the summer, including Primavera Sound, Bonnoroo and Way Out West. A full list of tour dates can found on the band’s site on www.ohdaughter.com

Not To Disappear is out now.
“This is music of deceptive calm and extraordinary depth.”
The Sunday Times – Album of the Week
“Emotional dynamite.” Q ****
“Deeper, moodier, bolder, in a world of its own.” The Independent on Sunday ****
“A thing of real beauty.” Loud And Quiet – Album of the Week
“Groundbreaking beauty.” DIY *****
“Not To Disappear will make you feel alive.” Louder Than War – 10/10
“Thrilling.” The Skinny *****
“Utterly gripping…Truly beautiful, near-flawless record.” London In Stereo
NME **** | Drowned in Sound – 8/10 | The Line Of Best Fit – 8/10
