Exclusive video premiere of ‘Not Sure That Was Me’ by Wesley, taken from the upcoming album, ‘Glows in the Dark’, out November 11th via Earth Libraries.

Louisville, KY singer-songwriter Wesley (the alias of Jacob Weaver) recently announced a brand new LP entitled ‘Glows in the Dark’ (due November 11 via Earth Libraries).

Today, Weaver shares his newest single, ‘Not Sure That Was Me,’ a smokey track that plays once again on self-reflection, a theme that weaves throughout the LP, this time with the idea of being chased through one’s own mind by the demon of self-doubt. In the accompanying music video, Weaver stands off with the so-called demon. On the visual, he recalled:

“I’ve always really liked those red glowing eyes in movies and things. Like in Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives, and the Cure’s video for ‘Boys Don’t Cry.’ I cut red reflective tape and put it over my eyes. At one point I was standing on the top of a ladder in the dark with tape over my eyes. I wouldn’t want to do it again.”

‘Through Glows in the Dark’, Wesley helps guide the listeners through a series of dreams, indulging in surreal images and empathic moments alike, hoping that the exploration is as fruitful and meaningful as it was for himself.

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