As the world drags its feet through the last days of this tumultuous year, it feels as though a breaking point has descended among the populace. COVID-19 infection rates continue to skyrocket; the student debt crisis has reached over $1.67 trillion; and a year of economic fallout promises a hungry holiday season for millions. Even so, Polish-born rocker Ania has faith in the future. With the release of the music video for “Tuesdays,” the final single off of her debut EP Ania in Chains , the singer-guitarist confronts the crushing challenge this year has presented for so many.

The video opens with a pocket watch swaying gently in frame, foreshadowing the hypnotic, droning vocal that Ania wields throughout the track, before quickly cutting to the singer performing with cinematic views of Los Angeles in the background. With an engine of churning drums and seismic bass driving the beat, the Chicago native directs the listener, “Inhale, Inhale / And now times have changed / But don’t give in.” On the meaning behind the lyrics, the singer says:

“The song is really about being lost and finding yourself, I think. About finding your way. When the idea for it came to me, I was just walking around the mountains in LA and was trying to find myself again in nature. We’re all kind of lost right now, I think. We’re all there or we’ve all been there, all struggling with different things. But we’ll make it through.”

With previous singles off of Ania in Chains receiving acclaim from publications like Guitar Girl Magazine and Earmilk, the final piece of Ania’s visual EP bookends a debut project that indicates a promising career ahead for the young rocker. Check out the video for “Tuesdays” below , and look out for the release of Ania in Chains on January 22, available wherever you stream music.

 

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Adam Kennedy is an experienced music photographer based in northeast England. He has been shooting concerts for several years, predominantly with the band Vintage Trouble. In 2013, he was one of their tour photographers, covering the UK and Ireland tour including the headline shows and as opening act for The Who. As an accomplished concert photographer, Adam's work has been featured in print such as, Classic Rock Blues Magazine, Guitarist Magazine, Blues in Britain magazine, broadcast on the MDA Telethon on ABC Television in the US, used in billboard advertising for Renaissance Hotels in the US, and featured online via music blogs such as Uber Rock and Guitar Planet. He is also the official photographer at Newcastle Rock and Blues Club.