FLETCHER has shared the official video for her newest launch, “Better Version,” which options current Grammy Award nominated and multi-platinum nation artist Kelsea Ballerini.
Directed by award-winning filmmaker Eva Doležalová (Serpentine, Maestro), the video cinematically depicts a nuanced exploration of post-breakup grief and development. FLETCHER and Kelsea star within the video alongside rising stars Gavin Leatherwood (Sabrina The Teenage Witch, Sex Lives of College Girls) and Ava Capri (Love, Victor, Do Revenge).
The closing tune to FLETCHER’s Girl Of My Dreams (Deluxe), “Better Version” (feat. Kelsea Ballerini) takes the type of a heart-on-sleeve duet, superbly amplifying the unfettered feeling of the unique quantity. With their voices mixing to wonderful impact, FLETCHER and Kelsea add new heat and texture to the bittersweet monitor, a moody and ethereal piece of folk-pop.
“Better Version” serves because the flip-side to FLETCHER’s smash single “Becky’s So Hot”–a standout minimize from Girl Of My Dreams that reached No.3 on the iTunes chart throughout all genres and landed on Billboard’s Hot Rock and Alternative Songs chart.
Released in September, Girl Of My Dreams instantly earned reward from main shops like Rolling Stone, who said that FLETCHER “is a rising star at her rawest…honest, and deliberate”), Vulture, who hailed it as a “crystal-clear debut that isn’t so much an introduction but a declaration that FLETCHER is already here, whether you’re ready for her or not…a glimmering, stadium-size record with razor-sharp pop instincts,” and Consequence proclaiming that, “where many artists prefer to keep at least a bit of a screen between their life and the audience, FLETCHER tears any semblance of that away with Girl Of My Dreams.”
The deluxe version of the undertaking arrived as FLETCHER wrapped up her sold-out Girl Of My Dreams Tour (a 25-date North American headlining run). Girl Of My Dreams (Deluxe) expands on the unique album’s up-close have a look at essentially the most intimate of emotional experiences: want and obsession, loss and trauma, the ache of non-public development and energy of true self-acceptance.