Haim Release 'Right Now' Video And Announce Album
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(Radio.com) As promised, Haim released new music from their upcoming studio album. It's a mournful, scathing single called "Right Now," which puts a former lover on blast. And there's a video for the track. In the clip directed by Paul Thomas Anderson (There Will Be Blood, Magnolia), the camera scans the trio of sisters performing the song in studio booths. One day after Jonathan Demme's death, the live feeling recalls his studio-centric "The Perfect Kiss" video for New Order. The cut is the first single from the band's new studio album Something to Tell You, which will be released on July 7. Watch the video for "Right Now" here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. |
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