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New Single Rhythm of Us Released from World Premiere of Cruise

by Staff Writer
May 7, 2021
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Rhythm Of Us from Cruise

Rhythm Of Us from Cruise

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Rhythm of Us is the brand-new single released from the world premiere of Cruise is available on all streaming platforms now. Written and recorded by the show’s composer John Elliott, the song is a love note to synth-drenched 80s pop and features guest vocals from Jack Holden and Jamie Lambert.

John Elliott said: “With ‘Rhythm of Us’ I was trying to tap into that iconic mix of heartbreak and euphoria that so much of the best 80s dance floor music has. Those tunes that take loss and pain and wrap them up in delicious beats and melodies that you just can’t help but dance to. I wanted this track to have that cathartic feeling of release and celebration amidst the sorrow of losing someone. Like Michael says in the play, “Turning heartbreak and anxiety into physical liberation / That’s the power of music, that’s the power of dance!”

Written and performed by Jack Holden (War Horse, West End; Ink, Almeida Theatre), Cruise is an urgent, moving and inspirational new play with live music and spoken word. Bringing to life 1980’s Soho, this one-man show is a celebration of queer culture; a kaleidoscopic musical and spoken word tribute to the veterans of the AIDs crisis. Cruise will reopen the Duchess Theatre in the West End from 18 May – 13 June.

       

Based on a true story Jack was told whilst volunteering for Switchboard, the LGBTQ+ Listening Service, this new play, directed by Bronagh Lagan, shines a light on a generation devastated by HIV and AIDs. The show will feature an uplifting 80s electronic soundtrack featuring classic anthems as well as original new music performed live by John Elliott.

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