DWLLRS Release Emotive Self-Directed Music Video for  "You"

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Over the past month, pop duo DWLLRS have exploded on TikTok for their stripped back acoustic covers of popular songs. Front and center in every cover is the breathtaking performance by vocalist Bren Eissman. In addition to their growing success with covers, DWLLRS' self-produced music is just as engaging, well written, and stunning as the songs they cover. Their most recent single  "You" is an emotive and self reflective ballad that finally comes with an accompanying video.

The multi-talented duo not only write and perform their own music, but also take control of their visual identity as well. The two come together to direct their own video for  "You," which matches the high quality of the track.

The music video for  "You" perfectly captures the feelings conveyed in the track. With each new release, DWLLRS pull fans into their own visual world.

Watch  "You" by DWLLRS below:

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