Vancouver’s Calpurnia have released the video for their new song Greyhound. Fronted by Stranger Things‘ Finn Wolfhard, the track is taken from the band’s debut EP, Scout.
The clip was directed by Jeremy Schaulin-Rioux who previously cast Wolfhard and fellow Calpurnia member Malcolm Craig in PUP‘s 2014 video for Guilt Trip.
It marks the third time that Wolfhard has worked with Schaulin-Rioux, with the frontman claiming that Calpurnia wouldn’t exist without him.
“If Jeremy hadn’t cast me and Malcolm in PUP’s Guilt Trip video back in 2014, I doubt Calpurnia would even exist,” Wolfhard says. “He was not only instrumental in the genesis of our band, but he established what for me is the ideal tone on set. To have it all come full circle with Jeremy directing our Greyhound video, it really is kind of amazing. I mean, I don’t think you could actually write this story, because no one would believe it. This is the third video I’ve worked on with Jeremy, but with his imagination and energy so infectious, I very much doubt it will be the last.”
Calpurnia is a 4-piece from Vancouver, led by Finn Wolfhard who is best known for his performances in ‘Stranger Things’ and ‘It’. The band’s debut record, produced by Cadien Lake James (Twin Peaks) will be released in 2018 on Royal Mountain Records (Mac DeMarco, Alvvays, PUP)
Watch the video for Greyhound below.
Photo – Scott Dudelson/Getty Images
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