The 1975 recently released a new song, "I'm In Love With You," and an accompanying black-and-white video featuring Phoebe Bridgers.
The song is from the band's upcoming fifth studio album, Being Funny in a Foreign Language, due to arrive on October 14.
The track sees frontman Matty Healy repeating the title as many as 24 times. The Samuel Bradley-directed video, shot around a historic shipyard in South East England, shows a man, wearing clown makeup and a tuxedo, chasing a clown girl (played by Bridgers) despite being constantly evaded by her.
Later, she joins him and the rest of his band in shedding their costumes for a festive concert performed in the middle of a road.
The band previously released "Part of the Band" and "Happiness" from the upcoming album, which marks their first record since the release of Notes on a Conditional Form in 2020.
(Photo: Samuel Bradley)
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