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Grace Blue release cinematic video "Nowhere To Go"

  • March 16, 2018
  • Tanis Smither
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After a successful debut EP, Grace Blue—the Tel-Aviv born, LA-based duo comprised of Grace Mogz and and Joseph Arazi—return with a stunning new music video for "Nowhere To Go." 

Grace Blue sound like London Grammar, if London Grammar went trip-hop. Their lyrics are clever, the beat driving, and the vocal powerful. "Nowhere To Go" is a moody electronic gem, and the visuals are meant to be savoured in conjunction with the lush soundscape. 

"The song was written about being stuck in an unhealthy situation in your life, in a relationship that isn't good for you, whether it's a romantic one, a family one or even with a friend or a job, because you don't feel like you have a better option”, reveals Mogz. The lush, tear-jerking video is a clear call-back to this theme, about a woman spending years of her life grappling with the reality that she will never have the attention she wants from an absentee father. 

Connect with Grace Blue: Website | Spotify | Facebook

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