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Juliet July shares trippy visuals for "Sunday Afternoon"

  • September 3, 2019
  • Tayo Odutola
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Singer-songwriter Juliet July returns with the eclectic video for her song "Sunday Afternoon" as she prepares to drop her new EP Palmtrees In The Mist. The sultry track sees Juliet July in her element as she tells an ancient love story about a deep longing to a love aglow and free of rules despite the busyness that comes with the pursuit of dreams. Just like the title suggests, the track (produced by Virgil Lewis) is laid back, soothing, ready to to kick back and relax.

Director Manny Nickpour (Hadoken Visuals) shot the video partly in South Africa and The Netherlands and the result is a beautifully crafted visual that blends sensuality, love, and ethereal elements.

Get "Sunday Afternoon" on Spotify. 

Connect with  Juliet July: Soundcloud | Facebook | Website | Instagram

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