The intimate lyrics unravel in the overpowering emotional feelings associated with falling in love and the struggle to maintain one’s identity within the other.
The bittersweet video, created by Perfect Zero R&D, Adam Muraki, Martin A. Coyle, and Matthew Samways, occurs after the death of Caitlin’s husband Eddie and captures the sad, lonely abandonment found on her face while their love blooms from the warm shades of sunset, before shifting into a blurry blue dance sequence lost in escapist pain. An unfocused lens smears expressions into an unrecognizable silhouette, while negative light photography distorts emotional turmoil into dark shadow traces, that disconnect from reality and lie hidden beneath the swirling layer of cold detachment and disillusioned fear.
Live For You‘s second EP “Sometimes It Feels Like Chains” is available on Cassette/Digital via Florida‘s independent label Popnihil and digital platforms Spotify and Itunes, in August.