K.Flay release new music video for ‘Blood Cells’
K.FLAY has released a new music video!
The new single, Blood Cells, arrives via ONErpm and follows the recent release of Ants, marking another chapter in the Grammy-nominated songwriter’s latest creative era.
The track explores K.FLAY‘s experience of discovering her queerness and the transformative impact it had on her life. Speaking about the new single, she says, “in some ways, my sexuality feels entirely incidental to who I am, and in other ways, it feels utterly essential. Blood Cells is about the experience of discovering my queerness and being with a woman for the first time. There was so much joy and relief, but also real pain, friction—a rush of life pouring in from every direction. The song is about huge personal change, revelation. What it feels like to become yourself.”
The accompanying music video was created using footage submitted by fans who attended her sold-out show at Barfly in Camden, London, with no traditional film crew involved. Edited by Dylan Coughran, the video combines 23 unique audience perspectives from the night.
Discussing the video’s creation, she explains, “you’re an artist. I’m an artist. Sometimes we make our own weird little things alone in rooms, and sometimes we throw them at each other and somehow they become a bigger, stranger, better thing. Artists supporting artists. People showing up for people. A community making stuff because making stuff together is fucking great.”
Watch the official music video for Blood Cells here:
For more information on K.FLAY like her official page on Facebook.
