FIDLAR's new video for 'Flake' was inspired by sign language interpreters at music festivals

It's a cut from the band’s latest album ‘Almost Free’.

FIDLAR have dropped a new video for ‘Flake’.

A cut from the band’s latest album ‘Almost Free’, out now via Mom & Pop, the clip sees the song's lyrics translated by sign language interpreters.

Speaking of the concept for the clip, songwriter Elvis Kuehn says: "'Flake' is a song about having friends in Los Angeles. The video idea came from a conversation I had with my girlfriend about sign language interpreters at music festivals and how it can be funny when they have to sign songs with explicit language.

FIDLAR have dropped a new video for ‘Flake’.

A cut from the band’s latest album ‘Almost Free’, out now via Mom & Pop, the clip sees the song's lyrics translated by sign language interpreters.

Watch ‘Flake’ below, and catch the band at Reading & Leeds.