Today sees pop/rock outfit Deaf Havana release their hotly tipped album, The Present Is A Foreign Land. Spanning 12 tracks written and performed entirely by brothers James and Matty Veck-Gilodi, the album explores themes such as imposter syndrome, conquering arduous life obstacles and self-discovery. These include previously released singles Nevermind, On The Wire, Kids and Going Clear, plus the unheard Pocari Sweat, 19 Dreams, I Put You Through Hell, Trying Falling, Someone/Somewhere featuring duo IDER, Help, title track The Present Is A Foreign Land and Remember Me. Listen here, and watch the brand new music video for Someone/Somewhere here.
The band have explained, “We’re just incredibly excited to be releasing The Present is a Foreign Land today. It’s a record that means a huge amount to us, and I can’t really believe that it’s finally going to be out in the world! We put a lot of ourselves into making it and as a result we’ve never been prouder of our music. I hope people connect with it and love it because we really do.”
The official music video is a striking visual, with director and long-time collaborator Jon Stone saying, “lust and longing combine and combat with explosive effect in the video which aims to capture the chaos of emotion that James has beautifully expressed in his lyrics. The video is a hypnotic exploration of the maelstrom of emotions in a relationship founded in desperation and grief.”
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