Communion’s latest signee Boy Bjorn shares visuals for debut single ‘Anchorage’
Boy Bjorn shares visuals for debut release ‘Anchorage’
Out now via Communion Records
Photo Credit: Kate Holl
Boy Bjorn – Anchorage
Communion’s latest signee Boy Bjorn shares the visuals for debut single Anchorage, a collection of childhood home videos focusing on the loss of loved ones and the emotional impact on his young life.
Born out of a desire to capture moments lost, Brian Holl’s (one half of electronic-folk duo Foreign Fields) new project is full of caricatures and stories from the past with this nostalgic exploration helping him reflect upon and change the way he lives his life today.
Discussing the first cut from his debut album due out in the autumn, Holl stated: “This song started when I woke in the dead of morning from a dream about my Grandma Bernita. She’s been gone for some time now and I was never able to talk with her in my adult years”.
Explaining further: “But dreaming sometimes affords you the impossible. She told me she liked Michael Jordan – thought he was the greatest basketball player she’d ever seen. We talked like we were never given the chance to. That dream led me to thinking about all of the other relationships in my life that haven’t deepened with people who are still here. Missed connections we all live with when the walls between each other are too large to break down over occasional visits”.
Boy Bjorn’s Anchorage is out via Communion Records (Dan Croll, Lucy Rose, Twin Peaks) and available on all digital platforms.
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