The clip comes in support of her new single, ‘You’re Not Mine (But I Think You Should Be)’.
One of Australia’s most exciting artists Maddy Jane has just dropped the music video for her new track, ‘You’re Not Mine (But I Think You Should Be)’, and it’s a huge bundle of fun.
Shot in a barn alongside a bunch of her closest music mates, the clip is a rodeo-like jaunt that celebrates the chaos and frivolity that comes with riding a bucking bull. Some stay on, some fall off, and as the rest of the team surround the chosen bull-rider clapping and laughing their way along, Jane wears her heart on her sleeve in a soul-baring lyrical moment.
“This song was one that was trying to tell me something,” Jane says of the song’s inspiration. “It came together so quickly when I wrote it and recorded it in the middle of the pandemic. I spend so much time in my head coming from an insecure place and this was about realising I need to balance out those negative and insecure thoughts more often.
“It’s about coming from a place of confidence and reminding myself that I do love myself and I’ve grown so much,” Jane continues. “Something that I feel like we were all forced to look at this year. After I wrote this, I looked back and felt like I just taught myself a lesson. It’s a feel-good reminder that you are awesome and are just supposed to be doing, you!”
The fun-filled clip features appearances from Ruby Fields, Odette, Annie Hamilton, Lily Richardson (CLEWS), Rosie Fitzgerald (I Know Leopard) and Lucy Smith (triple j).
Check it out below.
‘You’re Not Mine (But I Think You Should Be)’ is out now via Lemon Tree Records/Sony Music. For more on Maddy Jane, head to her website, Facebook and Instagram.
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