NorthFork continues building momentum with the release of their latest single and music video, “Tell Me,” a cinematic visual that amplifies the emotional weight of the band’s guitar-driven rock anthem. Blending explosive performance shots with a fractured relationship narrative, the video explores the breakdown of communication through surreal imagery and restless pacing. Set between a dimly lit rehearsal space and the unraveling story of two lovers locked in an unresolved phone call, “Tell Me” transforms emotional conflict into something both visually striking and deeply relatable. The music video is now available to watch on YouTube.
What makes the video especially compelling is the way it refuses to stay straightforward. Instead of simply illustrating the lyrics, NorthFork leans into off-kilter, visually stimulating choices to mirror the mental disorientation of a relationship falling apart. Throughout the video, there are also scenes where the camera pans between bandmates yelling in a That ’70s Show-style setup, adding a strangely familiar, almost sitcom-like rhythm to the chaos. The result is something that feels both grounded and strange at the same time, familiar enough to relate to, but warped enough to linger. One of the most memorable elements is the way the video cuts between the girl and boy in separate scenes, both on the phone and seeming to yell back and forth at each other, visually manifesting as if both sides of the conversation are occupying the same space. It’s a creative, slightly surreal choice that heightens the song’s core tension: the need for answers that never quite arrive, and the frustration of speaking without being heard.
NorthFork continues to refine their identity as a band rooted in honest rock with a cinematic edge. Formed in Tuolumne, CA, the group- Cianan Brennan, Jaden Brocchini, Adam Coelho, and Grant Deal- first began shaping their sound in a literal attic rehearsal space, a detail that now feels fitting given the video’s recurring visual motif. Over time, their blend of southern rock grit and alternative textures has evolved into something both grounded and expansive.
Watch the “Tell Me” music video now on YouTube and follow @northfork_official on Instagram and visit northforkband.com for the latest updates and releases.
