New Jersey four-piece High. have release a new single, ‘Catcher’, taken from their upcoming EP Come Back Down. Check it out below.
“I came to the band with the structure chords and bassline of this song, I am very attached to the music personally,” bassist Bridget Bakie explained in a statement. “Then, Christian [Castan] wrote lyrics over it that have massive significance to him.” Castan added, “‘Catcher’ explores the depths of grief and the unwavering hope that binds us to those we’ve lost.”
The song’s accompanying video was shot by Bakie’s brother Max and edited by Shower Curtain’s Victoria Winter. “I felt I should make the music video because I know the source of the lyrics so closely, but they still aren’t my own,” Bakie said. “I used the boat as a metaphor for staying afloat through grief, while still moving and trying to find peace. The vast lake and the change of seasons are also a part of that. I tried to show the combination of pain and peace that this song holds.”
Come Back Down arrives on January 25 via Kanine.
