Premiere: Wyyrrd Shares New Video for “Come To Me Now”
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Jul 02, 2025
Brooklyn-based outfit Wyyrrd have been enjoying round their native scene for a couple of years now, crafting a unfastened and shaggy model of rock and roll impressed by the style’s ‘60s and ‘70s touchstones. The venture first shaped across the duo of songwriters Tom Shermansky and Jeremy Batt, earlier than later growing right into a full band with Mario Schoening on drums, Marji Shemanski on keys and vocals, and Matt Hassenfield on bass.
This yr, the band have been teasing their upcoming debut album, Time Collectively, recorded with Kevin Basko of Rubber Band Gun. They shared the album’s lead single this spring, “Pocketful of Dimes,” and adopted with their newest monitor, “Come To Me Now.” Immediately, they’re again with an accompanying video for “Come To Me Now,” premiering with Beneath the Radar.
After the breezy people rock grooves of the file’s lead single, “Come To Me Now” as an alternative pivots right into a bleary, rootsy ramble. The monitor coils round a wiry guitar riff and deadpan vocal supply, feeling indebted to each sun-fried slacker rock and the band’s hazy classic influences. Wyyrrd winds by means of a tangled thicket of twangy tones, generally locking right into a sturdy groove and generally pulling again because the lyrics come out in a harried, hyperactive rush. The accompanying video sees Shermansky stumbling by means of a home social gathering in an anxious stupor, finally passing out on the ground because the band performs to the tune’s finish.
Shermansky’s lyrics hit on a equally dizzying be aware: “Properly I heard that we’re residing in the identical material / And every little thing that impacts me appears to have an effect on you in some kinda approach / And even the sand in Africa is protecting the rainforests alive by some means / And I consider it really works that approach with the tradition with the tide and moon / All of it appears to come back round by some means however / I discover that I can’t bear in mind desires until I put that display down.”
Shermansky says of the monitor, “The lyrics for the tune got here out completely ‘stream of aware’ and have been written at a time of deep, paralyzing burnout. Trying again over them on reflection, I feel it’s about needing to unplug from overexposure to every little thing happening within the information whereas concurrently recognizing my motion/inaction’s direct affect on it. Much less a tune and extra an incantation- it feels cathartic to sing as a result of it grants permission to permit area for what mindfulness and gratefulness may be achieved within the midst of oppressive forces.”
He says of the accompanying video, “The music video was recorded in three lengthy unedited takes throughout a home social gathering in an house in Flatbush, Brooklyn. The improvised actions match the spontaneity of the lyrics and dramatically painting the debilitating paralysis of thoughts described above.”
Take a look at the tune and video under, out in all places now. Time Collectively is due out later this yr. The band are additionally enjoying with Moon Sand Land at Baker Falls within the East Village on September twenty sixth.
