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“Fall Apart” – New Single from Hermidgets, Out July 4 2025
Hermidgets about returns with Fall Apart, the first single from his upcoming third album, following the critically appreciated NIHIL (2024) and debut The Mire (2020). Scheduled for release on July 4, Fall Apart continues his exploration of melancholic, emotionally charged electronic music – blending haunting melodies, danceable rhythms, and raw vulnerability.
Driven by reflective lyrics like “What are we doing here / We’ve done this dance too many times,” the track delves into the inevitability of cyclical relationships—those patterns we recognize yet repeat, even as they edge toward self-destruction. Hermidgets crafts a soundscape that feels both intimate and cinematic, drawing listeners into a night-time world where connection and collapse are hopelessly intertwined.
Falling somewhere between the sonic palettes of late Depeche Mode and Mareux, Fall Apart maintains the artist’s signature style: atmospheric, darkly elegant, and deeply human.
“I don’t believe in telling people what to feel. The music has to speak for itself, without my face in the way,” says Hermidgets. “This song is a mirror – it reflects whatever you bring into it.”
Released alongside the single, the official video for Fall Apart is a fast-paced black-and-white sequence that captures Hermidgets singing and dancing in solitude among trees, grass, and riverbanks. Shot, edited, and directed entirely by the artist, the video plays with motion blur, layering, and light to create an atmosphere that feels both intimate and detached—like watching memory through static.
“I wanted it to feel like a fleeting presence,” says Hermidgets. “The camera never fully settles. It’s not about clarity—it’s about feeling.”
Staying true to his DIY approach and visual minimalism, the video reflects the same themes of isolation, repetition, and emotional fragmentation found in the track itself—without offering easy interpretations.
Fall Apart was mixed by Matteo Sandri, known for his work with Sananda Maitreya, and mastered by Giovanni Versari (Muse).
The single is available now on all streaming platforms, as well as on Bandcamp – for those who value direct support and high-quality audio.
With a distinctive visual identity and a firm belief in the anonymity of creation, Hermidgets continues to position himself outside of trends, embracing solitude as a creative force.
Fall Apart is not just a song – it marks the beginning of something quietly unfolding.
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