Ellis Ludwig-Leone's Brooklyn-based baroque pop project San Fermin is ready to reveal their second record Jackrabbit this week, and to mark the occasion, the band have shared a new video for the album's title track.
We previously heard the bright, theatrical single, but now "Jackrabbit" has got some matching visuals. The clip opens in a serene field of flowers, but things quickly take a dramatic turn — exploding into a series of jumpy shots of vocalist Charlene Kaye sprinting through meadows, as a pair of wolves keep a watchful eye and then break into their own high-speed chase.
It's a feisty, fast-paced piece that matches the energy of the song, and totally encapsulates the song's refrain of: "Run for the hills."
Jackrabbit arrives on Tuesday (April 21) via Downtown Records, but you can give the title track's video its first watch in the player below, right now.
We previously heard the bright, theatrical single, but now "Jackrabbit" has got some matching visuals. The clip opens in a serene field of flowers, but things quickly take a dramatic turn — exploding into a series of jumpy shots of vocalist Charlene Kaye sprinting through meadows, as a pair of wolves keep a watchful eye and then break into their own high-speed chase.
It's a feisty, fast-paced piece that matches the energy of the song, and totally encapsulates the song's refrain of: "Run for the hills."
Jackrabbit arrives on Tuesday (April 21) via Downtown Records, but you can give the title track's video its first watch in the player below, right now.