We accidentally got some information about new Dirty Projectors material thanks to a Spotify leak last month, and now we know what the title "Little Bubble" was alluding to.
The band have unveiled a new single by that name, complete with an accompanying video.
According to a press release, the track makes reference to bubbles of a social, cultural and technological variety, as well as those that form around people in intimate relationships. The song also serves as "a very timely exploration of the double-edged sword of insularity and comfort, and the trade-offs we make choosing them."
The clip was directed by band leader Dave Longstreth and Adam Newport-Berra, and it builds on the "visual language" of Dirty Projectors' 2012 short film Hi Custodian.
Check out the new visual offering for "Little Bubble" in the player below.
The band have unveiled a new single by that name, complete with an accompanying video.
According to a press release, the track makes reference to bubbles of a social, cultural and technological variety, as well as those that form around people in intimate relationships. The song also serves as "a very timely exploration of the double-edged sword of insularity and comfort, and the trade-offs we make choosing them."
The clip was directed by band leader Dave Longstreth and Adam Newport-Berra, and it builds on the "visual language" of Dirty Projectors' 2012 short film Hi Custodian.
Check out the new visual offering for "Little Bubble" in the player below.
