Having just released their debut album Blonde, Brooklyn pop-scapers Ghost Beach are shedding light on all sorts of specialness with the nature-appreciating visuals for their bubbly new single, "Miracle."
Almost as bright as vocalist Josh Ocean's shock of pink hair and neon tie-dye ensemble are his ecstatically yelped vocals on the cut, not to mention the steady stream of textured landscape and zoo-graphical shots flickering manically onto a green screen. Throughout the vid, we see a skeleton tights-sporting roadie set up the rest of the band with their instruments, most notably handing off a sampler for Ocean to rifle off some faux slap-bass sounds as a long-necked family of giraffes walks by in the background.
You can hear the jumble of pop sounds and melange of visuals down below.
Ghost Beach have a North American tour starting up this week, and it will hit up Canadian venues in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver. You'll find the show specifics over here.
Almost as bright as vocalist Josh Ocean's shock of pink hair and neon tie-dye ensemble are his ecstatically yelped vocals on the cut, not to mention the steady stream of textured landscape and zoo-graphical shots flickering manically onto a green screen. Throughout the vid, we see a skeleton tights-sporting roadie set up the rest of the band with their instruments, most notably handing off a sampler for Ocean to rifle off some faux slap-bass sounds as a long-necked family of giraffes walks by in the background.
You can hear the jumble of pop sounds and melange of visuals down below.
Ghost Beach have a North American tour starting up this week, and it will hit up Canadian venues in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver. You'll find the show specifics over here.
