Ships In The Night release all new video, ‘The Fire’
Ships In The Night release all new video, 'The Fire'
Ethereal darkwave artist Ships In The Night has released a new video for “The Fire”. “The Fire” is a track from Ships In The Night’s sophomore album, “Latent Powers”, released on Cleopatra Records. Ships In The Night is songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer Alethea Leventhal who is based in New York City. She debuted in 2015 with the “Ships In The Night” EP.
Alethea explains: “The Fire is a meaningful song for me because it chronicles the lifelong struggle I’ve had with sleep. Insomnia and nightmares have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I wanted the music video for the song to illuminate some of the nightmares which seem to live in the collective unconscious- losing our teeth, showing up in public and realizing that you’re naked, being lost and confused in an old house that feels familiar yet scary. We all live different lives with so many different experiences, yet when we sleep our minds wander to similar, strange places.”
Below is the full album “Latent Powers” to check out.
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