
Gus Dapperton reunites with BENEE on "Don’t Let Me Down"
Following a surprise Coachella performance during BENEE's set last Friday, Gus Dapperton shares "Don't Let Me Down", and announces new album "HENGE".
"Don't Let Me Down" is Dapperton and BENEE's first collaboration since BENEE's 2020 hit "Supalonely".
Dapperton says: “I’ve been a huge fan of BENEE ever since our collaboration on "Supalonely". She’s an incredible writer and has a beautiful voice. This beat came quickly when I was filling in the blanks with all the moods I wanted to convey on this project. I immediately thought of her voice. She sent me back an entire vocal take within a day or two and I thought it was perfect. This song is a cry for help and a final yearning of two forces being pulled apart.”
Of the video, he adds: “I’ve been really interested in exploring dancing for this project. I myself am not an amazing dancer but I think it’s important to own the way that your body moves, and how it may add to the visual form of the music. I was so happy when BENEE said she was down to dance as well. This video highlights a lonely lounge singer wasting their days away. When she meets another lost soul they find comfort in each other for just a brief moment. This is a subtle continuation of the story initiated in the "Horizons" video.”
"Don't Let Me Down" follows "Horizons" and "Wet Cement", which will feature on his forthcoming third album "HENGE".
HENGE arrives on 7 July via Warner Records.
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