Atmospheric electro-pop artist Ladyhawke has revealed the Youth Hymns directed video for latest single 'A Love Song'.
The track, which encapsulates pulsating synths and swooning vocals, is set in a retro video store, reflecting the unmistakable 80s tinges laced throughout the song.
Speaking about the video itself Ladyhawke, real name Pip Brown, explains:
“The basic premise of the video is: a bored video store clerk wasting time talking on the phone has her evening changed when a mysterious figure walks in and leaves a VHS on the counter marked 'a love song'. She puts it in the video player and I appear on the screen singing to her. From that moment on every person that walks in the store she falls in love with. It was a really fun shoot directed by Youth Hymns, and all the extras were amazing and fun to work with!”
Check it out below.
This latest offering comes from the New Zealand native's upcoming third album 'Wild Things', due for release June 3rd through Mid Century Records.
The singer will also be touring the UK in support of the new LP with the following dates confirmed:
June
10 Bristol Thekla
11 Nottingham Rescue Rooms
13 Manchester Gorilla
14 Glasgow King Tuts
16 London The Scala
18 Brighton The Haunt
'A Love Song' drops on June 10th.
Words: Shannon Cotton
