Jealousy Rhumba: My personal favourite remix of Róisín Machine (I know, I’m weird) but when that bass comes in!! Jealousy Rhumba: Couldn’t have done this without the brilliant company, PRG, they provided the warehouse and the had all the equipment on site, they built the screen and lighting rig. When it was first assembled the stage was risen up (on a riser) and had huge black drapes blocking out the fully stocked warehouse, but I saw a beauty in the whole space so we took away the drapes and put everything directly on the the concrete floor. Jealousy Rhumba: Then I looked at ways to enter the stage that would show off the space, a way to show you round, to help the viewer get an idea of where we, the band and crew were. Jealousy Rhumba: So I chose to start in the loading bay and to walk you through the warehouse, past the aisles and aisles of dormant equipment. If it wasn’t for the pandemic I could never have used this normally busy hub, normally providing all kinds of equipment for music events of all shapes and sizes. Jealousy Rhumba: We sent a live-feed of me performing to the screen where Lindy Nsingo was warming up, getting ready to stand in for an entire audience. She’s incredible, such a natural dancer with amazing charisma. Jealousy Rhumba: The mood on the day and around the whole project was everyone feeling grateful for just being able to create something, grateful to work, and to be with each other marking something, getting a chance to just do what we do! Jealousy Rhumba: That old ladder was just there and I decided to incorporate it. See you don’t need to spend the big bucks on fancy props and sets! Seriously though, it’s always wise to just use what you have and be honest about it. Jealousy Rhumba: Oh I do love the luxury of a follow-spot. That’s the fella with a spot-light just following me and it’s not such an easy job as I’m only ever loosely choreographed!

Something More: Now here I am, I’ve arrived at the stage! And thank goodness Lindy is there and she’s warmed it up nicely. On the screen is a bit of classic video-feedback cause the camera that’s been pointing at me is now pointing at me and the screen. Something More: Some outfit though! I felt amazing wearing Robert Wun. His clothes dance for you! They have swing! Something More: Now the whole band are on stage and the show has really begun. Something More: I have a love/hate relationship with dry ice! Something More: First time playing this song live for me and the band. We segue into a kinda lonely little version of Let Me Know.

Murphy’s Law : Who’s the bloke talking? Yes the vocal in the speech is effected, good isn’t it? Bit disconcerting? Murphy’s Law : I can feel I’m beginning to relax here. Just starting to let go of thoughts of cameras and lights and edits and song arrangements and choreography and clothes. I remember at one point I had to just say to myself, “fuck it, you’ve done all you can, just enjoy it now” Murphy’s Law : And now panic for Simon as we attempt the first quick-change of the entire era, there were to be many, many more of course.

Incapable: My “quick-change area” is directly right behind the screen, so handy enough! Into another Robert Wun ensemble! Incapable: Lindy has changed too into a slinky catsuit and she’s just gorgeous! Incapable: it’s not like we could just stop and start again because it was a pre-record, it’s not that simple when you have 6 cameras on the go and a band mid-flow and anyway once you’ve spent the day setting up and pacing everything out there’s no time for doing things over! You just have to go for it and so I was VERY nervous, we all were, everyone of us were absolutely in the moment.

Narcissus: Hello everybody! Narcissus: I love the long shot at the beginning, the room and lights and screen look great! Benny Trickett and I spent many, many hours together, in his shed in his garden, editing the film and I can tell you it’s a head-fuck when you have that many cameras and that many options. It’s hard to resist the temptation to over edit. I learned a lot in that shed. Narcissus: Gets real heavy though.

Thank You All for Machineing ArT! 🧡

Thank you that was amazing! Your band are shit hot Róisín.

Just watched it, you are trully "unputdownable" x

it was wonderful! thank you so much for all that you do!! :)

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Thank you

¡PIU BRAVA!. La elegancia en estado puro siempre. Te esperamos aquí, en Ibiza o en donde sea con los brazos ABIERTOS siempre. NeoDiscoNorthernSoul never dies!! 😻👊🏽❤️🎯

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Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️

Mesmerized for 1:24:24 ❤ thank you.

Thanks.

Thanks ❤

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Your dad knows

We ar al griminaly ?? ?whats that? Good luck for you ???respect dont no?😊 estonia

So wat? Thats no mather? Respect ròisin murphy,and what ever? 😊 estonia,

Al criminally😊respect ?meaby??? Estonia

Chi glielo dice che son passati 30 anni 👋🏻

It’s a she …

Team Greece yay! 🎉

You weren't in Glasgow on the 13th October at the Roisin Murphy gig were you?

@@Kuranghi Obviously not!

@@alexandrosalexandropoulos4836 I asked because I met a Greek man at that gig and he told me he came to Glasgow to see her ha

@@Kuranghi Definitely it wasn't me! I've seen her mostly in Greece and once in Ireland.

I know, right!!! My wildest fantasy yet to come true, as the Nu Disco Divas already had made collabs between them! Kylie and Jessie Ware; Jessie and Róisín'; now we NEED Róisín and Kylie!!!!! Or even better: think about a threesome, Róisín/Jessie/Kylie, that'd be TO DIE FOR!!!!!!!! 😱😍💖👸👸👸🎶🎶🎶👏👏👏

I would literally SCREAAAAM if this ever happened! Totally support it!

Apples & oranges imho

They are both gorgeous and fabulous but different. Besides, Roisin is not pure disco (she's also electronic, jazz/art pop etc) - neither is Kylie. Reducing all vast repertoire both of Roisin and Kylie to just disco (not that anything is bad with this genre) is doing them both a disservice. Roisin's music in particular is MUCH more encompassing that just one genre or one narrow category, she came from electronic and she's still there, she just added on disco and other elements. Even her disco songs are not pure disco but more experimental.

@@carlosbenjaminturner5123 Why do you put them into narrow categories though? Roisin is not just ''disco diva'', she also creates/performs in electronic, jazz/art pop and other genres. Reducing her to one category is doing her disservice. Jessie Ware is also a mixture of genres, artpop/disco/jazz etc.

i agree. been listening to her from the beginnings with Moloko as well. years and years of joy and wonderful dancing.

👌🏻❤️👍 Totally agree..and thanks! Rois is the bollocks

👌🏻❤️👍 Totally agree..and thanks! Rois is the bollocks

"Hit Parade" really is awful. You will do better.

I've been listening again and again and again this version and... now I think I want to learn how to play harmonica! MASTERPIECE!

РоШин!

were you yesterday at the Royal Albert Hall?