Toronto Singer-Songwriter Chris Grey Shares One-Shot Music Video For “I Should Be Happy”
Toronto-based singer-songwriter/producer Chris Grey has shared his self-directed, one-shot music video for his dreamy R&B-pop hit “I Should Be Happy”. Capturing his feelings of emptiness and apathy, the static one-camera style provides a perfect pair for melancholic single. Touching on themes of social anxiety and depression, Grey’s warm falsetto and lush production make for an emotive combination, as quick set changes go through the motions of a calendar year with Grey fixed in place.
Watch the music video below:
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