Sylvan Esso have shared a video for their latest single, Frequency.
The lo-fi, Moses Sumney-directed clip follows lead vocalist Amelia Meath as she dances through a suburban neighourhood and connects with the local residents. They said:
"We had a fantastic and rewarding time collaborating with our friend and fellow North Carolinian, Moses Sumney, on building a visual world for Frequency. He had such a beautiful vision for the project, one that ran parallel to the song's initial source in a way that showed us new spaces it could inhabit. It's a beautiful exploration of being together and apart at the same time - we feel it rings clearly in this moment."
Following the previously shared Ferris Wheel and Rooftop Dancing, the warm, lilting indie-pop track is the third cut to be taken from the American duo's forthcoming third album, 'Free Love', which is scheduled for release on September 25 via Loma Vista.
Sylvan Esso's last full-length effort arrived in the form of 2017's 'What Now'. Sumney, meanwhile, released his second LP, 'græ', back in May.
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