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THE COPE THE COPE THE COPE THE COPE THE COPE THE COPE THE COPE
THE COPE THE COPE THE COPE THE COPE THE COPE THE COPE THE COPE
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The Cope
The Cope are Dublin/Berlin audio-visual artists and producers David Anthony Curley and Joe Furlong. They specialise in music that resonates with the full spectrum of human emotion and pair this with bespoke visual worlds in which the themes of their music are further explored.
TRUE ROMANCE
A further collaboration with acclaimed Irish choreographer Zoë Ashe-Browne from the Royal Ballet of Flanders, shot on location in Antwerp in January 2022. This dance film serves as both a companion piece and reimagining of the short, a reflection on isolation and coercive control.
TRUE ROMANCE
A further collaboration with acclaimed Irish choreographer Zoë Ashe-Browne from the Royal Ballet of Flanders, shot on location in Antwerp in January 2022. This dance film serves as both a companion piece and reimagining of the short, a reflection on isolation and coercive control.
THE SHORT FILM
With a view to developing the aesthetic world occupied by their music, the duo partnered with acclaimed director Jamie Delaney, and choreographer Zoë Ashe-Browne to develop a short film to accompany the record’s first three singles.
TRUE ROMANCE
A further collaboration with acclaimed Irish choreographer Zoë Ashe-Browne from the Royal Ballet of Flanders, shot on location in Antwerp in January 2022. This dance film serves as both a companion piece and reimagining of the short, a reflection on isolation and coercive control.
TRUE ROMANCE
A further collaboration with acclaimed Irish choreographer Zoë Ashe-Browne from the Royal Ballet of Flanders, shot on location in Antwerp in January 2022. This dance film serves as both a companion piece and reimagining of the short, a reflection on isolation and coercive control.
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In addition to live performance The Cope are eager to continue to push the boundaries of multidisciplinary collaboration across music, film, dance and all media. The Cope have just wrapped filming on a large scale dance film, choreographed by Zoë Ashe-Browne, to compliment tracks Oíche and Back On My Bullshit. Filming took place in Antwerp's newly renovated fine art museum - KMSKA, with the film set to premiere at the museum’s reopening in September. The Cope have also begun working on a series of demos for their second record.