The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their sophomore album 'Big Whoop', released last month (June 18). Get your copy here ir you haven't already.
On working with the director of the video, the band says, "With many possible interpretations of the song, Chelsea’s take was unique in that it incorporated scenes of clouded consciousness and an overcoming of toxic masculinity. It is a journey, both lyrically and sonically, so naturally we built origami-style paper animal masks to visually reflect the character’s growth from start to finish. Our previous experience of working with Chelsea on the music video for “Stay” made the making of this video really fun and experimental, and it was great having her on board for another project.”
Watch it below.
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