A few months ago, we introduced you to Marble Arch, the French shoegaze band fronted by Yann Le Ravazet. A few days before the release of their sophomore album, the Parisians have decided to follow up on “I’m on my way” with a brand new track, “Gold”. Cold and dreamy, this second single comes with a stunning cinematographic clip directed by Margot Truttin et Constance Sorel in which the five friends bring us in the 13th district of the French capital. Surrounded by huge concrete towers forming a link between earth and sky, they stroll through all these grey paths and lines and conduct their daily routine with joy and complicity. The video was also made in collaboration with Hedi Slimane and St Laurent fashion brand. Watch below.

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French artist Yann Le Razavet is the mastermind of shoegaze quintet Marble Arch, a music adventure that started in a bedroom in the early 2000s. Following up on his DIY debut The Bloom of Division, the artist is readying the release of his new album to be shared via Géographie, a freshly founded label headed by Nicolas Jublot (Point Éphémère / Hello Acapulco) and Rémi Lafitte (Atelier Ciseaux). “I’m on my way” is the first single to be unveiled from the sophomore project and behind its fuzzy guitars, it intermingles adolescent ardour with nostalgic aesthetics. Watch the Elliot Broué and Nino Le Chenadec-directed visuals below.

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