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# Dream Wife - Orbit [Video]
- URL: https://www.glamglare.com/music/dream-wife-orbit-video/
- Published: 2023-04-18T15:04:05.000Z
- Updated: 2023-04-30T20:13:29.000Z
- Author: Elke Nominikat
- Tags: Music, Song Pick of the Day, Video, #wordpress, #Import 2024-07-26 07:44

“Orbit,” the new single by **[Dream Wife](https://glamglare.com/artist/dream-wife?ref=glamglare.com),** is exactly what I was looking for without even knowing it, thanks to its infectious vibrancy and joy-de-vivre. If you’ve never heard of Dream Wife before and have only time for one song, then “Orbit” is a fantastic start to acquaint yourself with the London-based three-piece. While “Orbit” is less sociocritical than their usual work, it is still quintessentially Dream Wife showcasing vocalist **Rakel Mjöll**, guitarist **Alice Go**, and bassist **Bella Podpadec** at their finest. At glamglare, we’re big fans of Dream Wife since we’ve seen them performing live during [Iceland Airwaves in 2016](https://wp.glamglare.com/music/2016/11/15/dream-wife-dazzles-at-iceland-airwaves/?ref=glamglare.com) and couldn’t be happier to know that they have more of their grandiose creativity and musicianship in them.

With “Orbit,” they released another track from their June 2nd, 2023 album *[Social Lubrication](https://glamglare.com/album/dream-wife-social-lubrication?ref=glamglare.com),* produced by the band’s very own **Alice Go**. From that album, they already released the singles “Leech” and “Hot (Don’t Date A Musician),” which both see Dream Wife at their fiercest. So, “Orbit” almost makes for the classic third single, the dreamy one, only it isn’t a balmy ballad but a brilliant banger that makes you feel alive (and young again.) The video, directed by **Sophie Webster**, shows Rakel, Bella, and Alice orbiting around each other and bringing the mesmerizing allure of “Orbit” beautifully to life. Bravo!

Asked about the song, **Rakel** says:

> “Lyrically, it was inspired by post-lockdown London coming back to life and sharing a space through friendship and community. And how each day you never know what’s in store for you or how a stranger can become someone close to you – for a day, a heartbeat, a phase, or a lifetime.”

Catch Dream Wife [on tour](https://www.dreamwife.co/tour?ref=glamglare.com) because this is a band you want to experience live. My word. See you on September 15th at [Brooklyn Made](https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/00005E85E9E0539C?irgwc=1&clickid=WgXyLW0emxyLRcXwUx0Mo38ZUkAQjb32NzjD100&camefrom=CFC%5FBUYAT%5F1387536&impradid=1387536&REFERRAL%5FID=tmfeedbuyat1387536&wt.mc%5Fid=aff%5FBUYAT%5F1387536&utm%5Fsource=1387536-Seated&impradname=Seated&utm%5Fmedium=affiliate&ircid=4272), New York. For now, listen to “Orbit,” our Song Pick of the Day, and get lost in the enthralling, kaleidoscopic video:

Connect with [Dream Wife](https://glamglare.com/artist/dream-wife?ref=glamglare.com) and add “Orbit” to your playlist as we add it to our #glamglarepick playlist on [Spotify](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1IcRfqHINV6sOlkeZwk7z7?si=y6aoe%5FPQQgeVCGoOj3jqsQ&ref=glamglare.com) and [AppleMusic](https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/glamglarepick/pl.u-mvZrtzND434?ref=glamglare.com):

**Photo Credit:** Sophie Webster