Jerskin Fendrix shares Yorgos Lanthimos-directed "Beth's Farm" video starring Emma Stone

Speaking about the video, director Yorgos Lanthimos said: “It was lovely to team up again with Emma and a number of people that we have been working with for quite a while to contribute a bit of film narrative to what I think is a remarkable second personal album by our very important artistic collaborator and friend, Jerskin Fendrix”.

The video release comes with the news of a homecoming of sorts at South London music venue Windmill Brixton for an intimate live show on 10 September.

In-between time spent nurturing his burgeoning career as a composer (working on Lanthimos’ Poor Things, Kinds of Kindness and the forthcoming Bugonia), Jerskin Fendrix began work on Once Upon A Time. . . In Shropshire.

The record threads together memories of a vibrant, rural childhood, attempting to capture a time and place that’s been altered by the ebb of time and the failings of memory. "I wrote this album during a period of sudden and unrelated deaths. A friend, family members, animals, and eventually my father. My album about Shropshire is a twofold testament. Looking back on the world where I grew up, its beauty and innocence and wonder - then watching it become corrupted, death by death, until the entire dream was shattered.”