Sydney Sprague “smiley face” New Single & Music Video Out Now
Sydney Sprague has released “smiley face” today via Rude Records. The song can be streamed wherever you consume music and fans can check out the music video on YouTube. The video, which was done entirely through CGI and a phone app called “in3D”, which takes viewers through an metaverse driven, wild world of Sydney and her band as avatars, complete with dancing and an epic ending of Sydney flying into the sun.
“The visual parts of making music can be really stressful for me,” explains Sydney “... so going into the making of this video the most important thing to me was that everyone involved was having a good time. That’s why I really love this video, because every part of it was us going “what’s the dumbest thing that could happen” and doing that.”
“smiley face” is the first new release since “Think Nothing” released last year. Since then she's been heavily on the road touring with acts like The Front Bottoms, Oso Oso, Jimmy Eat World, and Dashboard Confessional.
Sydney made a huge mark on hearts last year with her earnest songwriting, which made an immediate connection with fans and writers at places like like NPR, Refinery29, FLOOD Magazine, UPROXX, Alternative Press, Atwood Magazine, The Alternative, Guitar World, Substream Magazine, and Under The Radar. She was also a guest on Hanif Abdurraqib's 'Object of Sound' podcast.
A digital deluxe version of her debut album ‘maybe i will see you at the end of the world’ is available to stream on all music platforms.
Sydney will be supporting Pool Kids on their upcoming US tour with additional support from Chase Petra. Tickets are on sale now and a full list of dates can be found below
SYDNEY SPRAGUE “SMILEY FACE” NEW SINGLE & MUSIC VIDEO OUT NOW
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