Charismatic Dutch singer-songwriter Charlotte Wessels returns with a captivating new single, "Chasing Sunsets". The track, which is at once melancholic and upbeat, highlights her inimitable voice and memorable hooks, complemented by a mesmerizing video. "Chasing Sunsets" is the second revealed single from Charlotte Wessels' forthcoming album, The Obsession, due on 20 September via Napalm Records. Find more regarding it by following HEREs.
Charlotte Wessels on the new single and video: "When I released the initial version of 'Chasing Sunsets' on Patreon, it was an instant favorite, and it grew so much since then as we worked on it for the album, I can't wait to share this track with the world! There's an underlying theme of self-preservation and greed in the song that we visualized in the music video. I've never felt so much like we're living in the hunger games where parts of the world continue lavish lifestyles while others suffer complete devastation. We worked with this theme in the music video through an artificial beautiful landscape and styling, all staged in a barren space with burning trees". Link
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