Pale Grey

After meeting Eve and Amin, Pale Grey introduces us to a new character, Winston, in a bold journey through the twists of manipulation. This striking new single is inspired by the dystopian universe of the iconic novel 1984 and evokes a politically troubled world where appearances are often deceptive. In this song, an apparently devoted and empathetic protagonist captivates their audience with irresistible charm, while concealing a vague and unsettling intention. As the measures unfold, the narrative reveals a cleverly orchestrated double game, where the truth is twisted to serve personal interests. Recorded in Belgium with producer Ash Workman (Metronomy, Christine and the Queens, Baxter Dury), the song transports us into an everyday scene. Aboard a bus, among passengers, the mind wanders, trying to project itself, to imagine the lives of strangers. As in an Iñárritu film, poetic evocation prevails over realistic representation. After crossing Europe and racking up some 3 million streams with its previous album, Pale Grey is now looking to the future with a song that speaks volumes about its intentions.