Little Comets have released the video for new single ‘American Tuna’.
The latest taster of their new sound following this year’s earlier releases ‘Alive At All’ and ‘The Sneeze’.
The video for the track was filmed at Sheffield University, albeit not on legal terms, as the band explained: “We couldn’t get permission to film using the paternosta lift at Sheffield University but as we had previous form there in crashing university lectures and playing songs, we decided to risk been thrown out again and went ahead anyway.
“In the morning, we rehearsed the scenes in a nearby multi-story car park. Then at the lunchtime, with the help of two friends, we got all the props past Security and into the basement. Micky basically stayed in the open access lift for four hours filming as me and Rob raced up and down the levels to set up each scene.”
“The only time we got stopped was when a woman from one of the offices, which were on every floor, asked us what we were doing. Micky had provided everyone with cover stories so I told her that we were filming a video so I could propose to my girlfriend. She was really lovely and said it was a very romantic thing to do so she left us to get on with it.”
Little Comets have the power to have you grooving along in seconds with their signature upbeat carefree indie bops transporting you straight to a carefree summer. The sun is shining, you’re surrounded by your friends with an ice cold drink in hand and Little Comets encapsulate the soundtrack to your day.
You can watch the video for ‘American Tuna’ below: