Indie-rock band HATE DRUGS, hailing from Bakersfield, California, have released a music video for their song “Night II (Divine Providence).” The single is from HATE DRUGS’ latest EP, Ponderosa, which was released on July 10th. This soft track draws images of reflection that are relatable to remind us of how quickly life changes. The fun lyric video was shot by the band, directed and edited by Keaton Punch. Watch here
The video features playful film of the HATE DRUGS loading up their van and going on a drive. The chemistry amongst the group and their shared easygoing, positive vibes are on display. The single is from the band’s newest EP, Ponderosa. In February 2020, the group spent a weekend at a cabin in the Sierra Nevada mountains where they wrote and recorded the entirety of the EP. “These songs were born in the warmth of an old wooden cabin, as we watched the snow softly float into the arms of the giant mossy pines outside,” explains lead singer David Caploe. “It’s the beginning of a new chapter for us, and everyone, really.”
HATE DRUGS is an indie-pop band that have accumulated over 5 million streams and 71K monthly listeners on Spotify. The band has been on multiple national tours alongside groups such as Vista Kicks, Dayglow, and Backseat Lovers. HATE DRUGS have also played many notable venues such as The Observatory, The Troubadour, and House of Blues and have been featured in Culture Collide, Bakersfield.com, We Found New Music, and more.
Check out the “Night II (Divine Providence)” music video here and visit www.TheHateDrugs.com for more information on the band.
