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Mystery Jets release ‘A Billion Heartbeats’ video
The title track of their forthcoming album gets some stirring visuals.
With their brand new album ‘A Billion Heartbeats’ set to land on 3rd April, Mystery Jets are now sharing the video for the anthemic title track.
Shot in Trafalgar Square, this was where frontman Blaine Harrison formed the idea for their new record back in 2017 after witnessing an entire year of protests.
“We increasingly hear from musicians that music should be an escape these days - that there’s enough suffering in the world, enough misery on the news, without writings songs about it too,” a statement explains. “‘A Billion Heartbeats’ makes all that sound like a bit of a cop-out. These are songs of protest that get the heart racing in joy; high on hope, and serious in their message. Proof, basically, that music speaks louder than words.
Watch the new video below.
See Mystery Jets live at the following dates.
APRIL
10 – Academy 2 – Manchester
11 – Brewery Arts Centre – Kendal
13 – The Wardrobe – Leeds
14 – Oran Mor – Glasgow
16 – The Caves – Edinburgh
17 – The Riverside – Newcastle
19 – The Welly – Hull
20 – O2 Academy 2 – Leicester
22 – O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire
24 – Trinity – Bristol
25 – The Mill – Birmingham
27 – O2 Academy – Oxford
29 – Concorde 2 – Brighton
MAY
01 – Junction – Cambridge
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