Canadian singer-songwriter Feist releases the visuals her latest folksy alt-rock jam “The Bad In Each Other.”
The video, which looks like a scene straight out of No Country For Old Men, captures Feist and several other individuals going through the motions of everyday emotions and tiny dramas.
None of the characters in the video seem to be directly linked, as in the drama film Crash, but the brief stories will have you fully engaged.
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Of the new video, Feist says:
“[It] captures glimpses of something human, we get to peek inside something real between people – could be loss, longing and love. A lot of things which is about being a human being…. It is told in a way where it opens up more aspects than it concludes.”
“Bad In Each Other” is the second single off of Feist’s fourth solo studio album Metals – which is currently on shelves now.
