In case you missed it yesterday, here is the new video for ‘Never Coming Back’ https://t.co/4YoxdFjBUK directed by https://t.co/iY5xY0s1k6 shot in the Brandenburg woods

— anika (@anikainvada) July 29, 2021

The single is part of her first in over a decade new album “Change“. The album, released only last week (23rd July) is a follow up to her self-titled LP from 2010, produced by Portishead’s Geoff Barrow.

“Throughout Change there’s a palpable sense of global anxiety seemingly baked into its DNA” shares a press release. The album already received great reviews with Trembezine calls it an album that “observes the boundaries of a multitude of sounds and styles, at times circumspect, at others cavalier and efficient. Its range is one that is equally as difficult to square. That’s what makes it so refreshing, an album that’s personal, written not within the boundaries of a label’s whims, or for consistency’s sake, but one that was written for when the time was right“.

The album was produced throughout the pandemic “when fear and the tendency for introspection were at an all-time high“, which can be clearly heard. It’s Anika’s reaction to the world around her.

“‘Never Coming Back’ is a song about those things that are no longer there, that we didn’t see slip away; only upon their complete extinction, did we register the loss and by then, it was too late. Be it our freedoms, our liberties, our protections, our birds, our breaths, our loved ones. It’s a love song about loss” – the singer said about the new single.

The video for “Never Coming Back” has been directed by Schiefer Film, who explained: “The sun burns down as Elias is roaming around. He is confidently moving through the landscapes. Daydreaming, killing time and increasingly merging with nature as he is gently embraced by Anika’s voice. Her presence is calm, yet captivating. Every end is linked to a new beginning.” Watch the video below.

Annika Henderson will play live in the UK this winter. See dates below. The tour tickets and ways to listen to the new album can be found here.

06/12/21 – Yes – Manchester
07/12 – The Fleece – Bristol
08/12 – Moth Club – London
10/12 – Nice’N’Sleazys – Glasgow
11/12 – 24 Kitchen Street – Liverpool