Charlie Di-Placido: Last News

Everything But The Girl have released their new single ‘Run A Red Light’ – check it out below.The contemplative new track from the indie-electronica duo, comprising Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt, is the latest single from forthcoming new album ‘Fuse’ – their first in over two decades, out April 21 – and follows ‘Caution To The Wind’ and ‘Nothing Left To Lose’.“I met a lot of characters during my years in clubland,” Watt said of the track in a statement, “and I wrote this song about the guy at the end of the night, who dreams his big moment is just around the corner. All the bravado and good intentions masking the vulnerability.”Listen to ‘Run A Red Light’ and watch the video below.The music video was directed Charlie Di Placido, who has worked with the likes of  Kojey Radical and Jungle, and made the band’s recent ‘Nothing Left To Lose’ video.“The video is like a dream of the story,” added Thorn.

Jungle have kicked off a new era with a soulful new single, ‘Let’s Go Back’, ahead of their arena shows next week.Their new single is the first since their regular collaborator Lydia Kitto joined the project full-time, expanding Jungle to a trio for the first time. Kitto first worked with founding members J Lloyd and Tom McFarland on their 2021 single ‘Keep Moving’ and later their 2021 album ‘Loving In Stereo’.

Jessie Ware has released a groovy new video for her latest single ‘Begin Again’ from her upcoming album ‘That! Feels Good!’.‘Begin Again’ was one of the first songs Ware wrote for her album – inspired by her time spent in South America encompassing the heat, sweat and sensuality of Brazil.“’Begin Again’ is where this album started,” said Ware. “On a miserable afternoon during lockdown, James Ford [Arctic Monkeys producer] zoomed Shungudzo and Danny Parker in Los Angeles.

Jungle have unveiled a new single ‘Talk About It’ ahead of their third album ‘Loving In Stereo’, which is out August 13.The song arrives with a freewheeling music video featuring choreographed dancers in an empty basketball court. It was directed by the band’s J Lloyd and Charlie Di Placido, with choreography by Nathaniel Williams and Cece Nama.“The video is high energy and was one of the last we shot during the week of filming,” the band said in a press statement.