- Culture
- 19 Apr 23
WATCH: The Sleaze release new music video for ‘Work It Out’
The Dublin rockers were recently selected as regional finalists for Radio Nova’s A New Local Hero talent search.
Off the heels of major recognition, Dublin rockers The Sleaze released their first music video of 2023 – a fresh and upbeat accompaniment to their single ‘Work It Out’.
The new video, released last Saturday, shows the band joyfully jamming outside with trees and a picture-perfect blue sky serving as the backdrop. The song’s groovy beat and blend of guitar and drum magic make for a perfect spring track.
The new song tells the story of two lovers, Jackie and Johnny, as they navigate the tough times in their relationship.
The Dublin band was recently selected as regional finalists for Radio Nova’s A New Local Hero talent search.
Rhos Horan, previously a member of the Dublin indie rock band Raglans, has also joined The Sleaze as their new bass guitarist.
Taking inspiration from artists such as Thin Lizzy, The Doors and Led Zeppelin, The Sleaze released their melancholy single ‘Sometimes I Feel’ in December 2022. Previous releases include their 2021 single ‘Born On The Wrong Side’ and their 2019 EP Tell Me I’m Wrong.
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The band recently played a packed gig at Dublin’s BelloBar on Saturday night, the same day their newest music video dropped.
The music video for ‘Work It Out’ can be watched below.
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