Fleet Foxes have unveiled a video for Can I Believe You.
The soothing, harmony-rich, Beach Boys-esque track features on the American quintet's fourth studio album, ‘Shore’, which was surprise released on September 22 to coincide with the autumnal equinox, following up 2017's 'Crack-Up'.
The clip, meanwhile, was directed by frontman Robin Pecknold's brother Sean, with art direction and production design by Adi Goodrich. It stars Jade-Lorna Sullivan, who previously appeared in Fleet Foxes' Fool's Errand video, alongside Jean Charles, who was in the short film accompanying I Am All That I Need / Arroyo Seco / Thumbprint Scar. Sean Pecknold said in a statement:
"With this film, I created an interpretation of what trust (or the uncertainty of it) feels like as two characters journey towards one another through a pulsating world. This film also reflects the frustration and lack of human connection brought to all of us during the pandemic of 2020.
"Our dedicated film crew worked hard to bring this to life and we hope you find metaphors in it you can relate to as you listen to the music and watch the film. As always, Adi Goodrich and I loved bringing Robin’s songs to life with mesmerising visuals. This is the third part of a three-video FF trilogy starring Jade-Lorna Sullivan and Jean Charles."
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