Scala & Kolacny Brothers Debut Sexy, Slow Motion 'Everlong' Video On NPR

New York, NY (Top40 Charts/ Shore Fire Media) Scala & Kolacny Brothers, the all-female Belgian rock choir led by brothers Steven and Stijn who went from internet sensation to international phenomenon, debuted their sexy, dreamlike new video for their re-imagining of Foo Fighters' "Everlong" on NPR's All Songs Considered blog this weekend. The video was directed by Mark Woollen, who famously featured Scala's "brilliantly haunting" (EW) cover of Radiohead's "Creep" in the trailer for 'The Social Network.'

Watch the "Everlong" video on NPR: https://n.pr/lqO5kt

After the release of their self-titled US debut (ATCO) and their maiden US tour this spring that included stops at Coachella, SXSW and 'Conan,' Scala's whirlwind year shows no signs of slowing down. They are currently in the midst of a major European tour and have secured the prestigious midday Sunday slot at the Latitude Festival in Suffolk England on Sunday, July 17, a slot previously held by Thom Yorke and Joanna Newsom. They will also debut a PBS special broadcast in August.

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