Young Martyrs' lunar outlook
And new promo for the UK band takes inspiration from the recent Artemis II mission as a trip to the moon supplies the backdrop to a more meaningful track.
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- Production Company Honey Badger
- Director Tim James Brown
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Credits
View on- Production Company Honey Badger
- Director Tim James Brown
- Editing Marshall Street Editors (MSE)
- Color 1920
- Producer Russell Shaw
- DP Dave Jones
- Editor Oliver Morgan
- Post Producer Brooke Mowat
- Colorist Hollie Garven
- Post AI Martin Bennett
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Honey Badger
- Director Tim James Brown
- Editing Marshall Street Editors (MSE)
- Color 1920
- Producer Russell Shaw
- DP Dave Jones
- Editor Oliver Morgan
- Post Producer Brooke Mowat
- Colorist Hollie Garven
- Post AI Martin Bennett
Directed by Tim James Brown though Honey Badger, this new track for the indie/alt-country band Young Martyrs takes its inspiration from the recent Artemis II mission to the far side of the moon.
Released to coincide with the mission, the track, called Is There Anybody Out There? is inspired by humanity’s return to deep space and draws on the vast silence of the far side of the moon, with the song exploring a question as old as humanity itself: are we truly alone?
Beneath its cosmic backdrop, the single carries a deeper undercurrent of love and loss, capturing the emotional weight of distance, disconnection and longing and, much like drifting in a vacuum, it reflects the feeling of being cut off and searching for connection in the emptiness of space and humanity.
