Norfolk’s anthemic indie rock giants Deaf Havana have shared a strikingly visual music video for their new single ‘On The Wire’.
Exploring themes of self-assurance and determination, the song showcases James Veck-Gilodi’s signature raw yet soaring vocals. Sure to go down a storm live, the track is a very special one for them.
The band worked with long-time collaborator Jon Stone to produce the visually captivating video which harnesses the raw power of the band’s performance.
Matty Veck-Gilodi explains: “‘On The Wire’ was the first song that James and I wrote together after spending over a year apart.
“It came together in a matter of hours and signalled the first moment that we really felt the need to continue Deaf Havana.
“Immediately upon writing the chorus we felt like we had written our biggest song yet and got us fervently excited about what the future could hold.
“The song itself deals with finding the strength in the struggle to make the positive changes in your life – whilst not necessarily being the easy ones.
“It’s about growing older, pulling yourself together after wasted nights repeating the same damaging mistakes and through that finding the hope that you can change for the better.”
‘On The Wire’ joins previously released singles, ‘Kids’ and ‘Going Clear’ which will all appear on forthcoming album, The Present Is A Foreign Land.
The highly-anticipated body of work spans 12 tracks written entirely by brothers James and Matty Veck-Gilodi, and will be released on 15th July. Pre-order here.
Featured image by Jon Stone / Press
