Henry Wolfe Goes Happily 'Insane' for 'Someone Else' -- Video Premiere

Autumn De Wilde

L.A. singer-songwriter Henry Wolfe's debut album 'Linda Vista,' (out April 5 via Undermountain Records) features thumping acoustic tracks reminiscent of Paul McCartney and Harry Nilsson's careers -- tack piano players, tin-can percussion and barbershop backing vocals with a more modern sensibility.

The video for Wolfe's 'Someone Else,' directed by Aza Jacobs, shows a woman moving in with her boyfriend, the two of them pleasantly inhabiting their sunny apartment together. But things begin to sour and the girl realizes she is living a different life than she had anticipated.

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"It's a happy song about going insane! It's sort of twisted," Wolfe tells Spinner. "A close friend of mine was going through a breakdown at the time and I was trying to make sense of that."

"I was interested in portraying an emotional breakdown in a positive light," Wolfe continues. "The singer is liberated from his identity and all the baggage that comes with it. He's being born again."

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