Runaway June Shares Nostalgic New Video for “We Were Rich” [Watch]

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Runaway June Shares Nostalgic New Video for “We Were Rich” [Watch]

Runaway June released a new video for their current single, “We Were Rich.”

The revamped trio—comprised of Natalie Stovall and founding members Naomi Cooke and Jennifer Wayne—filmed the new clip in Natalie’s hometown of Columbia, Tenn., (about 45 miles south of Nashville).

Penned by Ross Copperman, Nicolle Galyon and Ashley Gorley, “We Were Rich” is featured on Runaway June’s 2019 debut album, Blue Roses, however, the new version of the song—which serves as the single—features vocals and fiddle work from Natalie, who replaced Hannah Mulholland earlier this year.

“The first time I saw our music video, I just started sobbing like a baby,” says Natalie. “I didn’t expect to get so emotional! It opens on the house I grew up in, features my parents and sweeps through intensely nostalgic moments, people and places from my childhood and hometown. I couldn’t think of a more perfect visual love letter to the town that made me who I am! And the fact that this is my first music video with Runaway June just makes it even more special.”

Runaway June will release a new holiday EP, When I Think About Christmas, on Oct. 16. The five-song EP features three holiday standards, “Sleigh Ride,” “O Holy Night” and “Let It Snow,” as well as two original tunes, “Christmas on the Radio” and the title track.

Watch the new video for “We Were Rich” below.

photos by Tammie Arroyo, AFF-USA.com

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