Sexual Tension Mounts in The Irrepressibles' Sultry 'Will You?' Music Video

Caviar’s Will Kennedy has teamed up with The Irrepressibles to direct a raw and sensual video for the release of their latest single 'Will You?'. With sexy grunge vocals and lyrics such as ‘Oh homo! Will you take me home?’, Jamie Irrepressible swaggers into indie-rock territory with this indie anthem kicking off his 4th album to date.

Will cleverly utilises the backdrop of an abandoned 'afters' sultry bar drenched in moody colour with the early light of dawn seeping through to set the tone. With the allure of two people’s eyes meeting, pent up sexual tension, grit and sweat; we follow our lead protagonists (Lewis and Courtney - who are partners IRL) as they thrust and swell, building like the track in its intensity allowing their movement to be intricately woven within. With a nod to iconic queer imagery, namely Mapplethorpe and Fassbinder; handheld camera work, close ups and intimate choreography accentuates the primal feel of our performers.

Will, who works extensively in the queer rave scene and has previously directed videos for Anna Calvi and Hercules and Love Affair, adds “It was a rare dream to collaborate with The Irrepressibles on such a liberating vision of uninhibited intimacy and vulnerability. Jamie’s music transports you to another world and we wanted to crystallise that sense of cathartic escapism with the video. I’m so grateful to our lead performers, Lewis and Courtney, for bringing such breath taking energy and compulsive chemistry to the video. I loved every minute on set with such an incredible cast and crew.”

The Irrepressibles is the creative guise of Jamie Irrepressible a composer-songwriter-producer who has been come a powerhouse in the realm of alternative music. Previous LGBTQI hits from the band include: ‘In This Shirt’, ‘Two Men in Love’ and ‘The Most Beautiful Boy’, with collaborations with dance artists like Röyksopp & Tinlicker. As of 2024, they have amassed over 270 million streams on Spotify and an astonishing 8.1 billion streams on YouTube, cementing his status as one of the most innovative and influential acts in contemporary music.