Shelter Song marks the latest taster of the Danish band's upcoming album, 'Seek Shelter', due out on May 7 via Mexican Summer.
Opening with reverb-soaked guitar lines, the song has a Britpop feel to it, with the Lisboa Gospel Collective adding an anthemic layer to Elias Bender Rønnenfelt's vocals.
Arriving with a video directed by friend and collaborator Catherine Pattinama Coleman, the clip offers a look into the band's life outside of music in their hometown of Copenhagen. Coleman said:
"Iceage asked me if I wanted to direct the video for Shelter Song. As a childhood friend of theirs, it was important for me to showcase our friendship and the people we share everyday life with. So instead of making a video full of symbolism or a staged performance, I wanted to make a private and personal video close to our hearts.
"After a crazy year of COVID-19, the world in flames and structural racism peaking at such an extent, I wanted to create a meaningful piece, especially being a woman of color and fully in my third trimester. In the midst of a pandemic it’s important to remember that those of us who are privileged enough to have a roof over our heads, food, security, love and care, is something of great value. Love is not something one should not take for granted."
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