KNEECAP share video for 'Sayōnara' starring Derry Girls actress Jamie Lee O’Donnell

KNEECAP have released the music video for their new single 'Sayōnara' this morning, starring Derry Girls actress Jamie Lee O'Donnell.

The video portrays O'Donnell as an office worker frustrated with her monotonous job and pesky boss. Clips of O'Donnell in an '80s era office are intersected with her at wild, kinky raves, with the two worlds eventually merging in a surreal dream sequence.

At one point, she is shown driving a modified off-roader spray-painted with "free Mo Chara" through Belfast as graffiti shifts and moves around her.

Along with O'Donnell, who plays Michelle Mallon in Derry Girls, the music video cast includes Hugh Irvine (Black Medicine), Michael Hooley (Derry Girls as casting director), Stephen Healy (Until Dark) and more.

The video was directed by Cavan filmmaker Finn Keenan, who was also behind the camera for 'The Recap'.

Both 'Sayōnara' and 'The Recap' are set to feature on an upcoming 12" vinyl release, available on October 10.

'Sayõnara' got its live debut at Glastonbury earlier this summer, in front of a crowd of approximately 30,000 people in the packed out West Holts area.

The song features Paul Hartnoll of Orbital, whose track 'Belfast' appeared in the soundtrack of the Kneecap film last year.

In the current Electric Picnic Special Issue of Hot Press, KNEECAP's DJ Próvaí discussed the creation of 'Sayõnara'.

“We were looking to do a nostalgic '90s-style dance thing and had got a really good response to Orbital being on the Kneecap movie soundtrack, so it was a no brainer really," DJ Próvaí said.

"When they played in Belfast, myself and Peadar, who’s one of our team, went and had a chat with Paul over coffee and scones. We gave him an idea, which he fucking nailed and people at the shows have been dancing their arses off to it."

Watch the music video for 'Sayōnara' below: