Manchester’s Stay+ (formerly Christian Aids, in case you’ve yet to hear about the name change) have given us a brilliantly dark video to accompany the act’s first single under their new moniker, ‘Fever’.
Showing a woman’s night out, only played out in reverse, the start of the video shows her kneeling down on the street in what looks like utter despair, before whizzing backwards on a bus, through a club, back home to find a letter that reads ‘follow your dream’. A nice, if slightly tragic concept.
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