UK rockers Johnny Foreigner followed 2014’s You Can Do Better with their fifth album, Mono No Aware, earlier this year on Alcopop/Lame-O. Now they have a video for non-album single, “Flooding,” which is a frantic pop song that has a ton of stuff going on: yelpy male/female dual-vocals, mathy rhythms, tons of dynamic shifts, and more. The band teamed up with File Under: Music to make the video. It’s a combination of stop animation and drawn animation, and it premieres right here:
Here’s more on the video series: “The single is released as a part of Vancouver label File Under: Music’s new video single series One Song At A Time. The series began on October 4th with Skye Wallace’s “Not Ready For This To Start,” and will continue through March 21st, with FU:M releasing a new music video on their YouTube channel every two weeks. The series will feature music videos for unreleased tracks for artist from Canada, the UK and the US, including Pill Friends, Wallgrin, Slime Girls, Wallgrin, and Crywank.”
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Johnny Foreigner — 2016 Tour Dates
10/20 – Milton Keynes, UK – Crowfurd Arms
10/21 – Brighton, UK – Sticky Mike’s
10/22 – London, UK – Birthdays
10/23 – Canterbury, UK – Lady Luck
10/25 – Worcester, UK – The Marrs Bar
10/27 – Leeds, UK – The Library
10/28 – Aberdeen, UK – Tunnels
10/29 – Glasgow, UK – The Hug and Pint
10/30 – Edinburgh, UK – Sneaky Pete’s