Ride's new EP, Tomorrow's Shore is out today! And to celebrate, here is the video for "Catch You Dreaming", the band's latest single and the EP's closing track.

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The Tomorrow's Shore EP was recorded with Erol Alkan, the legendary DJ, producer and remixer who produced the band's latest album, Weather Diaries.

Said Loz of the video: "“We wanted to call to mind our more humble origins and the first demo recording sessions we did together back in 1988.
"Some personal memorabilia from that time also features in the video including photos, sketches, posters, and even the original four-track we recorded our first demo on!”

And from the video's director, Niall Trask: “For me the song evoked feelings of human memory, time and travel. So it seemed natural to capture it visually with collage. We incorporated the wave element so familiar in Ride’s art direction, their foundations in Banbury, the energy of a live show, all bound together with a performance scenario."

Said Andy of this new song and the EP: " 'Catch You Dreaming' is written from the perspective of being one of the last two people alive, watching as the Universe is ending. The protagonist looks back over the time when humanity existed, realising that we as humans brought about our own inevitable demise. Then the couple look back over their own lives of shared memories and as they are sharing this moment, everything vaporises. It’s a love song about fate, nostalgia, and having no regrets.

"The song itself was intended to be a part of “Weather Diaries”, and recording started during the sessions in Autumn 2016. But we never managed to record a definitive version at the time and decided to come back to it later as part of a follow up EP, which is now finished, and titled “Tomorrow’s Shore”. The EP was made with an identical process to “Weather Diaries” and we see it as very much tied to the album. "

Video credits:

Director: Niall Trask
Producer: Mike Carr
Production Assistant: Annie Norman
Director of Photography: Andy Little
Steadycam: James Blackburn
Gaffer: Alex Gibbon
Electrician: Matt Hague
Editor: The Kill Shop
Commissioner: John Moule
Executive Producer: Simon Oxley, Greatcoat Films

Girl on Beach: Jennifer Howson

Filmed on Location at Total Refreshment Centre, Banbury, Glasgow and Fraisethorpe Beach

8mm Development by Edmund Ward at On8mil