Tall Ships debut video for ‘Petrichor’ – WATCH

Tall Ships debut video for 'Petrichor' - WATCH
Photo credit: Morgan Sinclair

Today, Brighton’s Tall Ships present the video for ‘Petrichor’, the latest single from their much anticipated second album Impressions, arriving March 31st via FatCat Records.

‘Petrichor’ serves as one of Impressions’ greatest peaks, a hands-raised-aloft anthem preaching openness and dialogue – valuable commodities in the 2017 we’ve seen so far. Speaking of the track, frontman Ric Phethean says, “it started as a collection of one-liners trying to distill the sense of detachment I was feeling at the time of writing. Whilst working on the song, I came across the word petrichor, which describes the scent you get after a downpour during a long dry spell. This felt like a pretty apt word to describe the song and that feeling of relief that comes with externalising and talking about all the problems we carry around within us.”

The track comes accompanied by a brand new video, directed by Ben Phethean. The clip, which Phethean describes as “an exploration of anxiety and depression,” perfectly captures the daily trials of a young man struggling to cope with his internal dialogue. Phethean continues, “it follows a day in the life of a young man struggling to cope with his internal dialogue. The whole video was filmed using a body-mounted camera rig to give the audience an intimate relationship with the actor and his journey. Like the video for Meditations On Loss, the video for Petrichor was a creative collaboration by family and friends of Tall Ships. It uses the same actor, incorporates similar themes and works in unison with it’s counterpart.”

Upcoming UK dates:

Mar 2nd | The Bullingdon, Oxford
Mar 3rd | The Cookie, Leicester
Mar 4th | Brudenell Social Club, Leeds
Mar 6th | King Tut’s, Glasgow
Mar 7th | Deaf Institute, Manchester
Mar 8th | Omeara, London
Mar 9th | The Louisiana, Bristol (SOLD OUT)
Apr 1st | 2Q Festival, Derby
May 2nd | Hare and Hounds, Birmingham
May 3rd | Portland Arms, Cambridge
May 4th | Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff
May 5th | Bush Hall, London
May 6th | The Haunt, Brighton

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Mark Millar is the founder of XS Noize and looks after the daily running of the website as well as hosting interviews for the weekly XS Noize Podcast. Mark's favourite album is Achtung Baby by U2.

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