Katy J Pearson has delivered a brand new single from her forthcoming album Sometime, Now. This one’s referred to as ‘Possibly’, and it arrives with a music video directed by Edie Lawrence. Test it out beneath.
Talking concerning the new track, Pearson mentioned:
I’ve had this track with me for years now — it took some time to get there… After I was within the rehearsal room with Huw Evans [H. Hawkline], a number of lyric tweaks occurred. The refrain was once possibly I would like your love / to indicate me that I’m ok and he was like why are you being like this to your self? It must be the opposite method spherical! And I used to be like oh, okay, thanks, feminist ally within the room. When a person’s telling me what to do in a studio I can get my again up fairly rapidly, so it was courageous of him to recommend it, however he was proper.
Once we modified the sentiment of the track [now maybe I don’t need your love / to show me that I’m good enough] my entire feeling about it modified, and it meant that we managed to really get a deal with on what it was meant to be like sonically. It simply exhibits that it’s actually essential who you select to have in a room with you…
In regards to the accompanying video, which is predicated round an archery competitors, Lawrence shared:
Katy and I first met on the ‘Alligator’ shoot, the final video I shot for her. Since then we’ve been nice buddies and excited to collaborate once more. We’re each eager to assist one another and different girls within the inventive trade, each being greater than conscious of the gender inequality in each of our fields of labor.
The idea for this video is once more about feminine empowerment. All through historical past, archery has had a hyperlink to feminine power and empowerment. It is named the game that pioneered equality for ladies’s participation, being one of many first sports activities to incorporate a girls’s occasion within the Olympics in 1904
This video is all about celebrating sisterhood and ladies working collectively. With a largely feminine crew once more, it wouldn’t have been made with out the experience of our extraordinarily proficient choreographer Sophie Chinner and costume designer Kiera Saunders. Sexism and misogyny remains to be rife on this world which is why celebrating and supporting different girls is so essential.
Sometime, Now is out September 20 by way of Heavenly Recordings. It contains the beforehand shared tracks ‘Sky’ and ‘These Goodbyes’.
