Lucy Rose has shared a new video.
‘Strangest of Ways’ is taken from her third album, ‘Something’s Changing’ which is out now via Communion Records.
The new clip comes with a bit of back story too: while filming her recent mini-documentary, Lucy met a girl called Zoe Schofield who lives with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
The concept of the shoot was for Lucy and Zoe to go on an adventure, which eventually saw them settle on Giants Causeway in Northern Ireland.
“With chronic illness your world shrinks because your home essentially becomes your world,” says Zoe. “The tether that you have to the rest of the universe starts to wither away and it’s really isolating. With this video, the idea was we go somewhere wild and beautiful, where you can sense and feel a real connection to the world.”
Watch ‘Strangest of Ways’ below.
‘Strangest of Ways’ is taken from her third album, ‘Something’s Changing’ which is out now via Communion Records.
The new clip comes with a bit of back story too: while filming her recent mini-documentary, Lucy met a girl called Zoe Schofield who lives with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
The concept of the shoot was for Lucy and Zoe to go on an adventure, which eventually saw them settle on Giants Causeway in Northern Ireland.
“With chronic illness your world shrinks because your home essentially becomes your world,” says Zoe. “The tether that you have to the rest of the universe starts to wither away and it’s really isolating. With this video, the idea was we go somewhere wild and beautiful, where you can sense and feel a real connection to the world.”
Watch ‘Strangest of Ways’ below.
