Melbourne’s Cut Copy are finally back with their new single “Love Is All We Share”, a perfectly crafted tune of lush synths sounds. The track marks the band’s first new music in almost three years since the release of their incredible 2017 fifth album “Haiku From Zero”.
Speaking about the track, Dan Whitford says: “‘Love Is All We Share’ is a song we made using only a handful of sounds, hoping to create an intimate and unworldly atmosphere. It was written a year ago about the anxieties of imagined future times, as technology becomes more all-consuming. But in light of recent events the song took on an eerie significance. Now, with our immediate future uncertain and people the world over self isolating, ‘love’ more than ever, feels like one of the best things we can share.”
Directed by American contemporary artist Takeshi Murata, the accompanying video communicates the track’s themes through his work in hyper-realism and computer-simulated imagery, creating an entrancing space of interconnected digital sculptures. Watch it below.
“Love Is All We Share” is out now via Cutters Records/The Orchard. Get it here.
