British producer Indigo Eyes shares the romantically-charged official video today, for his latest new cut 'In My Head'

British producer Indigo Eyes shares the romantically-charged official video today, for his latest new cut 'In My Head'

Following on from the announcement for his eagerly-awaited new EP 'Late Nights', emerging British producer Joseph Robson aka Indigo Eyes has now returned to unveil the official cinematic video for the collection's latest offering 'In My Head'.

Filmed across numerous London landmarks, including the unmistakable Barbican Centre, the new visuals for 'In My Head' look to illustrate the broad and romantically-charged energy running throughout his newest release. Directed by Oska Zaky alongside cinematographer Harry Steele, the video tells the story of a troubled relationship clinging onto the faintest glimmer of life.

Speaking about the new video, Indigo Eyes said, "With it being the first music video I've made, I was full of nerves and excitement at the idea of finally being able to create a visual world for a track of mine to live in. I knew I wanted to take this step for 'In My Head' as it was such a personal song for me and is full of so much emotion surrounding the difficulties in modern relationships. I couldn't have asked for a better team than UNTHINKABLE to help bring it to life, along with Alyth and Anthonell who were so incredible on set and brought a chemistry which felt really cohesive with the mood of the track. We had such a fun time shooting and I'm so proud of the work we all put into making it happen!"

While Zaky and Steele added "It was great working with Joseph on his music video for 'In My Head'. We quickly came to a very clear and well flourished idea. His idea for the storyline quickly resonated with us and we knew exactly how we wanted to produce it alongside him. We really loved how hands on and passionate Joseph is with how he wants his vision to look and feel, it really made this shoot a melting pot of creativity and positive energy! On the day the atmosphere was really inspiring as the actors and our crew were truly excited to work on the track. We can't wait to share this with the world!"

Since the release of his debut EP, Indigo Eyes has also been busy on the remix circuit. Adding his take to the Kehina cut 'All Over Again', as well as reworking Joe Hertz’s 'Colourblind', which has since racked up 500k streams on Spotify alone.

Indigo Eyes is the alias of electronic artist Joseph Robson from London, England. Starting out with childhood lessons in a number of instruments he gradually became a bedroom producer with a deep fascination in dance music and the UK house scene, with influences among the likes of Disclosure, AlunaGeorge, and SG Lewis. After first discovering his love for electronic music at the age of 15 when he snuck into a Martin Garrix performance in Ibiza, he is showing a level of diversity and imagination far beyond his years.

Following on from this, his production style consists of warm synths and soul-oriented guitar melodies. Being a long-time fan of the singer-songwriter duo 'Oh Wonder,' a chance encounter with their dog sitter led to an opportunity for him to develop a relationship with the duo and remix 'Lose It,' a fan favourite track of theirs, which, in addition to various other remixes and instrumentals, helped Joseph grow an online fan base long before his first commercial release.

2020 saw the release of his debut EP 'Close To You', which demonstrated his eclectic sound through a set of four diverse tracks, featuring collaborations from up and coming artists 'De Rien' and Georgie O'Brien' along with the already well established 'LissA.' With lots of incredible new music on the horizon and already support from the likes of key tastemakers Wonderland, This Song Is Sick, Record of the Day & Earmilk, Indigo Eyes looks set to become the next big name to emerge from the electronic producer scene.

NEW EP 'LATE NIGHTS', OUT JUNE 22ND

WATCH THE VIDEO FOR 'IN MY HEAD' HERE

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