“We had soooo much fun making this, absolute dream working with The Ninth Wave @theninthwave_ again - they are truly the most electric vibe and brilliant, talented people & what a TUNE ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥! The team that made this with me are GOLD, thank you to everyone that entertained my drifting car mania emotion-infused tornado for MAYBE YOU DIDN'T KNOW. Never jumped up and down with excitement so much, you all inspire me! ✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿✨” Rianne White

Director: RIANNE WHITE 
Producer: DAVID NEILSON
Production Manager: LEWIS WARDROP 
1AD: MARK LACEY 
DOP: LAURA DINNETT
1AC: SEFA UBAS
2AC: ROBBIE JONES 
Production Runner: DYLAN NEILSON
Production Runner: LEWIS CLARK
Steadi: ALLAN WILSON
Grip: RICHI HOLT
Drone: PETER KEITH 
Gaffer: GRAHAM KOCJAN
Spark: STUART ANDERSON 
Stylish: DETROIT LAW
H&MU: JULIE MCGUIRE 
Art Dept: LAURA STRONG
Drift Drivers: WILLIAM HANNA & CHRIS SHAND
BTS: NEELAM KHAN VELA 
Stills: VICKY MURRAY
Catering: PETE THOMSON
Medic: MATT WILLIAMS
Post: RIANNE WHITE
Colourist: MARIA CHAMBERLAIN | GOLDCREST

Location: Ocean Terminal
Production Company: Filming Scotland
Management: Hamish Fingland | Bounce Management 
Label: Distiller Music Group

Haydn Park-Patterson says “The song is about finding comfort in the uncomfortable and being able to hide yourself behind an overbearing and engulfing undefined fear. The first verse of the song comes from daydreaming. I was out walking on a day that the rain that had been unrelenting until it briefly subsided and made it possible to get out and go for a wander. I was staring at a burn that was flowing much more forcefully than it usually would. The frantic and panicked movement of the water reminded me of a time that I was in the middle of a fox-hunting-sabotage. The fox was darting across the field just beyond where I was standing and the blood thirsty hounds were bolting fast right behind it. The water reminded me of this fox and the panic with which it ran. Standing in the middle of the road with my eyes and thoughts lost in the babble of the water, I couldn’t help but feel an affinity with the fox as I imagined the burn bursting its banks and the water gushing out and striking me up off of the ground. The feeling of fear and contentment about this situation were in equilibrium.”