The Hubbards’ have released a new video for their latest single ‘Just Touch’, due on 31st March – watch it below, first on Dork. The clip follows the guys having a nosey around some neighbouring mates’ houses…
The band explain: “’Just Touch’ is about not really knowing who or what you want. It’s about jealousy and confusion and the idea that a bit of physical attention is gonna make it all better. It’s not a love song, it’s much more superficial than that.
“We shot the video in one take, which was even more tedious than we’d imagined. We’ve worked with the director (Josh Moore) previously and he’s an extremely talented chap who is thankfully very patient. We’d like to thank our mates for letting us use their houses, especially our manager Joe who got dumped almost immediately afterwards.”
The Hull-born Leeds-based four-piece also released their debut EP, ‘Cold Cut’, last year.
The band explain: “’Just Touch’ is about not really knowing who or what you want. It’s about jealousy and confusion and the idea that a bit of physical attention is gonna make it all better. It’s not a love song, it’s much more superficial than that.
“We shot the video in one take, which was even more tedious than we’d imagined. We’ve worked with the director (Josh Moore) previously and he’s an extremely talented chap who is thankfully very patient. We’d like to thank our mates for letting us use their houses, especially our manager Joe who got dumped almost immediately afterwards.”
The Hull-born Leeds-based four-piece also released their debut EP, ‘Cold Cut’, last year.
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