"Above & Beyond Acoustic: Giving Up the Day Job" documentary now available on iTunes

“Above & Beyond Acoustic: Giving Up the Day Job” documentary now available on iTunes

Unprecedented dual feature film package Includes full, unedited concert film of Above & Beyond’s sold-out Hollywood Bowl performance

Check out the full feature film package via iTunes here
Watch “Good For Me feat. Zoë Johnston (Live At The Hollywood Bowl)” here

Above & Beyond’s unprecedented dual feature film package of the documentary Above & Beyond Acoustic: Giving Up the Day Job with the accompanying full-length concert film (included in the iTunes Extras), is exclusively available now via iTunes at apple.co/aboveandbeyond.

Above & Beyond Acoustic: Giving Up The Day Job follows the group’s unlikely journey from the DJ booth to the Hollywood Bowl, from the initial re-imagining of songs at Abbey Road Studios, through to their presentation at iconic global venues such as London’s Royal Albert Hall, the Sydney Opera House and finally the Hollywood Bowl. With a travelling party of 17 musicians plus a 34-piece orchestra in LA, the new film is an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at one of the world’s biggest dance acts as they risk it all to go acoustic.

Above & Beyond Acoustic: Giving Up the Day Job was directed by award-winning directors Paul Dugdale and Myles Desenberg. Paul Dugdale with Scheme Engine directed the live concert at the Hollywood Bowl, and Myles Desenberg of BAFTA-nominated production company Archer’s Mark, directed the tour documentary.

Over the past few years, Abramorama has emerged as the go-to distributor for music-driven documentaries, working with The Beatles, Green Day, Neil Young, and Pearl Jam among others, as well as with Apple Music, Atlantic Records, The Bicycle Music Company, Sony Music, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music Group. Abramorama worked closely with Distribber on the delivery and placement of Above & Beyond Acoustic: Giving Up The Day Job on iTunes, with the films available in 75 countries and the documentary available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Japanese.