The Snuts have recently dropped a powerful and creative music video for their single “Somebody Loves You.” The video can now be viewed via YouTube below.
The Snuts have not long announced that their new album “W.L” is due to be released on the 19th of March. To celebrate the announcement, they treated us to “Somebody Loves You” – a catchy track with a highly infectious beat. Get your dancing shoes on as you’re going to need them! The single is now avaiable to stream via all major streaming services!
Alongside the release of the song, the guys also put together a music video that was filmed entirely on mobile phones. They teamed up with the Scottish Refugee Council in order to raise awareness for the charity. It was shot in Glasgow and follows the lives of people that have been affected by the actions and efforts of the charity, who with the help of the Scottish Refugee Council have made a home in Glasgow.
When talking about the video, frontman Jack Cochrane says;
“When our record label asked what we’d do if they gave us the full video budget, immediately we decided to use our platform to help bring attention to the Scottish Refugee Council here in Glasgow. The song for us is a universal message of love and compassion, and the work of this charity and others like it is something I am particularly inspired by. It is exactly this sense of an expanding and welcoming community spirit we hope to portray with this video.”
If you liked “Somebody Loves You” and want to hear more from The Snuts, their album is now available to pre-order here. For more information, be sure to follow the band on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
