“Dark Chocolate Eyes” – New Bacon Brothers Music Video Featuring Family Videos, Kevin Bacon Sings About Wife Kyra Sedgwick

Kevin Bacon Sweetest Words For Kyra Sedgwick

Thirty-three years after their wedding, Kevin Bacon still has the sweetest words for wife Kyra Sedgwick, and he's putting them into a song.

An exclusive first look at the music video for "Dark Chocolate Eyes," the single from the Bacon Brothers' Kevin, 64, and brother Michael's newest EP, Erato.

She never glances in my rearview there's a chance that she sees you, Kevin sings in the song, with a chorus that includes the lyrics: Ready for your close-up, Dark chocolate eyes, angel hair.

Sedgwick Heartstring-Tugging Music Video

The heartstring-tugging music video features the footloose actor strumming a guitar while seated on a stool, interspersed with sweet throwback home video clips starring Sedgwick and their children.

Erato is the 11th release from Kevin and Michael, 72, who formed the Bacon Brothers in 1995. Their Music is a blend of rock, folk, country, and soul.

We are a songwriting band, and the songs lead the way, Kevin says in a press release. We are not beholden to a specific sound. We write the songs and let them point us in the right direction. That's how we have done it since the very beginning.

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Dark Chocolate Eyes – Erato Songs

"Dark Chocolate Eyes" is one of five songs on Erato, which also features In Memory Of When I Cared, Let Me Happen to You Girl, Karaoke Town, and the title track.

We are still exploring the sound we began making 25 years ago; we have just gotten a lot better at it, says Michael, an Emmy-winning composer, in the release.

Michael adds Music is a life's work. It is a universe of things yet to know. It is exciting to be doing stuff that we couldn't have done 20 years ago and to see that we've come so far yet still have so much left in the tank.

Erato is an entire family affair, as Kevin and Sedgwick's son Travis Bacon also produced Karaoke Town.

Kevin says he wrote it on acoustic guitar in the release, but he also knew he could support the song's simplicity with a more extensive, darker, more electronic arrangement, which is right in my son's wheelhouse.