Hello Forever Spreads Joy and Splatters Paint in "Anywhere Is Everywhere" Video [PREMIERE]
Art pop is making a comeback, folks! Topanga's Hello Forever has been living where a '60s nudist commune once stood, and now they are stepping into the light as one of today's rising art pop collectives. To bring his musical vision into fruition, frontman Samuel Joseph has been recruiting willing musicians at various spiritual retreats and beach bonfires throughout Los Angeles. Hello Forever's sole mission is to spread joy through music, and it is safe to say they are doing a mighty fine job thus far with their jovial new single, "Anywhere Is Everywhere."
On "Anywhere Is Everywhere," Hello Forever's Samuel Joseph exclusively shared with us,
"'Anywhere Is Everywhere' is one of those magical songs that write themselves. I was visiting my mother, sitting in my childhood bedroom, and I was thinking about how much I love songs about the peculiar bits of life that fall in between. And then I thought, 'What about a song about going somewhere?' And, boop, there it was five minutes later. It's short and sweet. In the end, it turned out to be about being okay with yourself, which can be really hard. Self-doubt can be crushingly powerful. We're all working with it all the time. So I kind of like the idea of this song taking that on with a bit of joy and letting it sound easy for a moment."
Ahead of their cheery debut album, Whatever It Is, which is set for release January 31, 2020, Hello Forever is proud to present an eclectic tune about your self-confidence taking you somewhere in life. With blissful harmonization courtesy of Hello Forever's talented ensemble, "Anywhere Is Everywhere" is a true sonic gift from the gods. The accompanying visual is adorned with splattered paint and colorful tones that will leave you feeling nothing short of euphoria.
On the lively music video, Joseph explained,
"We've been making all the music videos, including this one, at the Hello Forever house, on our own with a couple good friends. We had some big paper around from a photo project, and we hauled it out into the yard and played around for a few hours. It was a major brine!"
Ones To Watch has your first look at "Anywhere is Everywhere" below:
