Tyne-James Organ Shares Music Video for New Single ‘Worth My Time’
Catch the talented singer-songwriter performing in Adelaide this June.
Image by Jack Shepherd
After sharing new single ‘Worth My Time’ last week, along with an array of tour dates, singer-songwriter Tyne-James Organ has released a music video for the tune.
Taken from the rising star’s forthcoming sophomore LP, The Other Side - arriving Friday, May 16 (pre-order here), ‘Worth My Time’ was produced by ARIA award-winner Chris Collins (Gretta Ray, Budjerah, Royel Otis) and addresses the relationships we form in life.
One of the last songs recorded for his debut, Organ says the tune “had my usual sound, but when Chris added a disco-style drum loop, it took on a whole new vibe.”
The accompanying one-shot music video was directed by multi-award-winning cinematographer Jack Shepherd. In the clip, Organ finds himself being harassed by two suits wearing monkey masks who are trying to force him to sign a contract. Thankfully, it all ends well, with Organ escaping and showing off his dance moves at the end of the video.
“This music video follows an abstract story about the challenges we face when making life choices,” says Shepherd. “People often find themselves pushed toward decisions filled with uncertainty, where the outcomes can be significant. I have always loved the concept of musicians performing their songs from start to finish without breaks. We had only 30 minutes to secure the shot - Tyne’s performance, the choreography of the stunt performers, the camera movements, and the sky all aligned beautifully for us.”
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Along with his upcoming debut album, which also includes the singles ‘Blue’, ‘All On Me’, ‘One Way Ticket’ and ‘Comedown’, Organ is embarking on his biggest headline tour yet.
The Other Side tour takes in five venues across the country, commencing in Brisbane at The Triffid on Friday, May 23. The tour continues with dates at Sydney’s The Factory Theatre on Saturday, May 24, Perth’s Rosemount Hotel on Friday, May 30, Melbourne’s 170 Russell on Friday, June 6 and Adelaide’s Lion Arts Factory on Saturday, June 7.
Tickets for all shows are on sale now via livenation.com.au.
Catch Tyne-James Organ at Lion Arts Factory on Saturday, June 7. For full ticketing information, visit livenation.com.au. Pre-order The Other Side here.
Tyne-James Organ The Other Side Australian Album Tour Dates 2025
Friday, May 23 - The Triffid Brisbane
Saturday, May 24 - The Factory Theatre, Sydney
Friday, May 30 - Rosemount Hotel, Perth
Friday, June 6 - 170 Russell, Melbourne
Saturday, June 7 - Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide
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