Heavenly’s ‘Excuse Me‘ sparkles like a pocket-sized indie pop jewel –
jangly guitars bounce, bright hooks hover just long enough to make you grin, and Amelia Fletcher’s voice delivers a mix of sweetness and sly defiance that’s pure Heavenly DNA. It’s a tiny anthem for awkward crushes and messy joy, all wrapped up in that classic indie pop bounce that feels both timeless and urgent.
The visuals for ‘Excuse Me’ match the song’s kinetic energy: bright, playful scenes capture the band’s fun-loving spirit as they riff and dance through moments that feel like late-90s nostalgia filtered through 2026 eyes — kind of like spotting old friends at a house party you didn’t expect to enjoy. It’s a video that doesn’t overthink it; it just moves — just like the track itself.
It’s short, sweet, and jangly — a perfect introduction to ‘Highway To Heavenly‘ before the album drops in late February.
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