ISO’s latest single off their album “Polydimension” is a soulful ballad and is slower in pace when compared to the band’s previous single releases. However, the track’s gentler melody allows singer Richard Brokensha’s vocal performance to shine as the ballad’s main feature.
The track’s accompanying video, shot in hues of soft grey and blue, emphasises the track’s more somber nature. It’s also a bit of a throwback to when they recorded the album, and kept a little in studio diary that they premiered with us.
The video is simplistic in its content: featuring the band performing the track in studio. “For the video we wanted to take our fans into the studio with us, and we felt that a ballad would be the best way,” says Brokensha.
About the track itself, Brokensha notes, “I wrote the song about being so infatuated and obsessed with someone who actually doesn’t physically exist. It is about being in love with an angel.” And with tender lyrics being sung by an ever more tender vocal, it’s a near-perfect ballad offering. Watch the video below.
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