Ottawa-based ensemble the PepTides have unveiled the new video for "Love Will Find You," and you can catch it first at Exclaim!, right now.
The track is a sweeping, dramatic ballad, and until May 30 all proceeds from the sales of the song will be donated to a good cause. A statement from the band reads:
The PepTides are very proud to announce that until May 30th we are donating 100% of the sales of our song "Love Will Find You" to Day of Pink and The Canadian Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity (CCGSD). The PepTides represent so many different groups, ethnicities, and orientations.
As artists we have been lucky enough to find each other and form our band, a group of people we can be ourselves with, that we can celebrate our weirdness with, and feel safe and supported. In this kind of environment we have been able to achieve milestones and realize our potential. The CCGSD is an organization that promotes values of acceptance, celebrating uniqueness, and reaching full potential. How could we not get behind such a beautiful cause?
The video itself channels old-school Hollywood, opening on a smoky, black-and white shot of vocalist Rebecca Noelle, perfectly complementing her sultry, soulful voice. Things take a bit of a dark turn when a pair of hands appear behind her, leaving the viewer unsure at first if she's being embraced or attacked. It's a simple and striking visual interpretation of the track, and you can see it for yourself in the player below.
If you want to catch the band live in action, they'll be playing at Ottawa's Glowfair on June 20, as well as making an appearance at Summerworks Festival in Toronto, which runs from August 6 to 16.
The track is a sweeping, dramatic ballad, and until May 30 all proceeds from the sales of the song will be donated to a good cause. A statement from the band reads:
The PepTides are very proud to announce that until May 30th we are donating 100% of the sales of our song "Love Will Find You" to Day of Pink and The Canadian Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity (CCGSD). The PepTides represent so many different groups, ethnicities, and orientations.
As artists we have been lucky enough to find each other and form our band, a group of people we can be ourselves with, that we can celebrate our weirdness with, and feel safe and supported. In this kind of environment we have been able to achieve milestones and realize our potential. The CCGSD is an organization that promotes values of acceptance, celebrating uniqueness, and reaching full potential. How could we not get behind such a beautiful cause?
The video itself channels old-school Hollywood, opening on a smoky, black-and white shot of vocalist Rebecca Noelle, perfectly complementing her sultry, soulful voice. Things take a bit of a dark turn when a pair of hands appear behind her, leaving the viewer unsure at first if she's being embraced or attacked. It's a simple and striking visual interpretation of the track, and you can see it for yourself in the player below.
If you want to catch the band live in action, they'll be playing at Ottawa's Glowfair on June 20, as well as making an appearance at Summerworks Festival in Toronto, which runs from August 6 to 16.