The music video for Jeremy Loopsโ new track, โBetter Together,โ has been released. Loops appears in the video performing at a wedding that turns into a wild party, with the singer-songwriter joining in on the fun.

โThis idea that weโre at our most creative, triumphant, inspired, and yes, 100 percent messiest when weโre together truly encapsulates the essence of โBetter Together,'โ Loops adds. โThereโs a pent-up need and need for community, and I think our limited access to one another makes us love and celebrate one another even more when we do get together,โ he says.
The video is a stunning, rich, colorful spectacle directed by Bevan Cullinan and produced by Together Films that employs motion to convey emotions. The team cleverly employs super slow-mo to delve into the minute nuances of our common experiences, shot on super high frame rate cameras. In some ways, the last several years have been an uncomfortable go-slow, yet every minute together moving ahead is to be celebrated. Trampolines, confetti explosions, sunflowers, spilt wine glasses, and other props show the wedding partyโs attitude, but more importantly, the intrinsic delight in being together.
Jeremy Loops, Ed Sheeran, and Sheeranโs frequent collaborators, Johnny McDaid and Steve Mac (the duo that penned the mega-hit โShape of Youโ alongside Ed Sheeran), co-authored โBetter Together,โ a hymn to the victory of the collective.
Itโs the first song off Jeremyโs next album, โHeard You Got Love,โ which is set to drop in July.
Jeremy has thoughtfully incorporated these values of connection and celebration of our shared spirit into every aspect of the album. โThis is the album Iโve always wanted to make,โ he says, โand my hope is that some of the things Iโve written about will mean as much to others as they do to me.โ Every song is about something Iโm passionate about.โ
Jeremy was able to experiment with more technical aspects of recording on โHeard You Got Loveโ than he had previously. In between regular dips in the ocean, Jeremy worked on the record in his home studio. After working with artists such as Simone Felice (The Lumineers), Jake Gosling (Shawn Mendes), Tobias Kuhn (Milky Chance), and Carey Willets (Dermot Kennedy), Jeremy enlisted the help of a slew of high-end producers for the album, including Ed Holloway (Lewis Capaldi), Eg White (Adele), and Cam Blackwood (Dermot Kennedy) (George Ezra).
Jeremy, a household figure in South Africa, teases a bevy of major domestic gigs to kick off the second season of his musical adventure before resuming his world tour in 2022 this year.