Brother duo High Valley bring the family-focused theme of their new single “Single Man” to life in the track’s touching official video.
Directed by Sean Hagwell and filmed on a ranch just outside Nashville, the clip is filled with tender moments and togetherness – but finishes up with heartstring tugging circle-of-life twist. It centers on a father doing what he can to be a good husband and dad, mirroring the brothers’ real life.
“I wish we could take credit for the treatment of this video, but we can’t,” the duo’s Brad Rempel admits. “Thanks to Sean for a cool storyline that really complements the song. The moment we saw it, we were pumped for people to see this unique take on the meaning of ‘Single Man.’”
High Valley features Canadian-born brothers Brad and Curtis Rempel. The devoted “Single Man” was written by Brad with Derick Southerland and Jordan Schmidt, and will serve as the first taste of an upcoming album release which the brothers hope to release in late 2019. Marrying propulsive handclaps to a rolling banjo and two-part harmonies, the track follows their Gold-certified first Top 10, “She’s With Me,” and their Gold-certified “Make You Mine,” which became their U.S. breakout in 2016.
The brothers just finished Old Dominion’s Happy Endings World Tour, and can be found this summer at major country fairs and festivals from coast-to-coast.
