Bruno Major has given us a gift in the form of the latest video for his single Cold Blood.

This delicate track is already tantalising enough but when director Louis Bhose picked up his camera he added another element to the song.

We follow the British songwriter as he hits the pavement, then the side of the motorway and then the rugged country side. Where is he going and what is he doing, you ask? Well, you will have to see how that ends by checking out the clip. You may even relate to the commute as we battle what feels like the same journeys each day.

Bruno Major says:

‘Cold Blood’ was shot on 16mm film on a freezing cold November day in the Peak District. It’s a metaphorical story of a businessman who get lost on the way to work, and ends up a feral, woodland, happier version of himself. It marks the first of three video collaborations with director Louis Bhose.

Bruno Major sees in the New Year with quite the busy schedule. He is heading out on tour throughout the UK in Spring.

April

28 – Empire, Belfast
29 – Workman’s Club, Dublin

May

01 – Broadcast, Glasgow
03 – Exchange, Bristol
04 – Institute 3, Birmingham
07 – Bodega, Nottingham
08 – Deaf Institute, Manchester
09 – Village Underground, London