The video features both live footage of Tate in her bedroom as well as animation that transforms Tate into her alter ego and alternative universe.

The song is beautifully emotive and very apt for these strange times as he sings; “I know you know life’s not fair / Maybe that’s why revolution’s in the air”. 

Mai Kino pleads to not be let down and with this admittance of a lapse in control comes one of the track’s most important messages

Sponsored by RCA Records in conjunction with their “Black Sounds Beautiful” campaign,

The video features past and present footage from demonstrations spanning the last 60 years including the recent Black Lives Matter events

“…a surf rock band, but only if your idea of surfing involves getting pummeled by a giant wave…” – CONSEQUENCE OF SOUND

The trio has covered songs from such greats as, Paul McCartney, Cream, The Who, Jethro Tull, Steely Dan, and many more. They also have also covered some prog classics from the likes of King Crimson and Yes.

Narrating young love and the feelings of insecurity and shyness you have when you like someone but don’t have the courage to ask them out

Polo & Pan draw inspiration from bedfellows as unlikely as The Wizard of Oz and Italian Standards from the 1930,

Her witty storytelling. Reminiscent of “Foundations” era Kate Nash, Josie’s lyrical style – conversational, occasionally tongue-in-cheek