Gengahr has shared the music video for latest single ‘I’ll Be Waiting’. The band teamed up with fast-rising director Jamie Whitby for the clip, having previously worked together on ‘Before Sunrise’ – following teenage moped gang Anfa Riders around their native Morocco.
‘I’ll Be Waiting’ was filmed closer to home, during early Spring in London, and is a multi-disciplined affair – combining animation with footage of real-life couples to explore the intimacy of modern relationships, while also considering the heartache of lost love.
Discussing the video, frontman Felix Bushe offered the following…
“It was pleasure teaming up with Jamie Whitby again, and I’m proud we were able to make a beautiful film that celebrates the power of young love by finding real people captivated by one another to the point they almost share the same breath, living an intimate life in stereo.”
Check out the video for ‘I’ll Be Waiting’ – BELOW:
It continues an exciting return for Gengahr – previous single ‘Before Sunrise’ enjoyed regular rotation at BBC Radio 1 and was playlisted at 6Music, and exceptional comeback tracks ‘Carrion’ and ‘Mallory’ – both of which offered a compelling insight into the world the band have created with Where Wildness Grows – championed by the teams at Spotify, Apple Music, Radio X, Radio 1 and BBC 6 Music – where ‘Carrion’ reached the A-list.
Furthermore, the band recently completed the UK/European Where Wildness Grows Tour – with a run of sold out shows and a milestone performance at London’s Koko, described as a “pure delight from start to finish”.
The band will soon start an impressive festival run which includes appearances at; All Points East, Truck, Festival No.6 and many more – with full upcoming live dates, below;
2nd June – All Points East, London
7th July – Barn On The Farm, Gloucester
13th July – BBK Live, Bilbao
21st July – Truck Festival, Oxford
22nd July – Tramlines Festival, Sheffield
28th July – Standon Calling, Hertfordshire
11th August – Boardmasters, Newquay
26th August – Victorious Festival, Southsea
1st September – BRUIS Festival, Maastricht
7th September – Festival No.6, Portmeirion
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