A follow-up to the band’s debut EP Page I, The Winter Gypsy’s single Bojke (pronounced “boy-ke”) is a wistful ode to the beloved family dog of bassist Isaac Kerr and his brother Olly. Bojke sadly passed away this year, but is respected and remembered through a recently-released clip with haunting imagery featuring two masked friends, directed by New Era Media’s Gerard Wood (of Timberwolf’s Into The Cold video).
“The masks used in the clip was to keep the creepy, eerie, but still intriguing visual going from the previous video clip, Took Me By, seeing as we used the same masks in that video too,” lead vocalist Tushar Singh explains about the vivid visuals. “We’d love to essentially make a connecting world out of our music videos.”
Promising an uplifting live performance complete with soaring instrumentals and a range of stylistic vibes, The Winter Gypsy are greatly enthused to be sharing their mystical world this July, where they’ll be accompanied by Melbourne’s own Stonefox in a co-headline tour.
Bojke is out now via independent release.
