Paul Babe’s latest video, “Love is Way Too Hard,” masterfully blends soft psychedelia with indie melancholy, offering a captivating auditory and visual journey through the highs and lows of love. The video creatively combines two of the band’s tracks, “Poley Bonaparte (Your Feeling)” and “Cownin’ On,” from their debut album. These songs represent the contrasting emotions that come with relationships—ranging from joy and excitement to heartbreak and disappointment.
Seth Evans’ tender vocals lead the track, complemented by lush synths and rhythmic bass from bandmates Kramer Kelling and Joseph Lamar. Carl Sorensen’s live drums add a dynamic layer, further enhancing the emotional weight of the song. The band’s influences, ranging from Prince to Bon Iver, are evident in the dreamy yet grounded production.
The music video, which portrays a voyeuristic observer witnessing a relationship’s ups and downs, adds an intriguing visual layer to the song’s message. The ethereal combination of the two tracks leaves listeners both introspective and enchanted, drawing them into Paul Babe’s world of sonic storytelling. Follow the band online for more of their captivating work.
