Singer-songwriter, producer and director Wesley Joseph returns with a comeback single and accompanying visual that adds a sleek intensity to the craft and surreal invention that has marked his work to date.

Shadowy, concrete club spaces and mirrored rooms twist and warp as Wesley encounters a striking female amid a group of pole dancers in the video for If Time Could Talk. And it builds to an impressive, fiery climax.

Filmed in Paris, and produced by Stink France (with help from film fund CNC), Joseph's video for If Time Could Talk is riveting in terms of the imagery he creates and the feeling it evokes - which is something he certainly intended to achieve, from hearing how he describes the track.

"It started as a much faster dance instrumental but one night, weeks after the session, I slowed it down and found all this space in the music where the feeling and texture became clear - electric, nostalgic, twisted, and aching all at once,” he explains.

"Ultimately the song is about the pull of a lost connection, desire, regret and romanticising the past - some of the songs I write have a really specific story and others are a feeling dramatised into a scene and If Time Could Talk feels more like that - emotional honesty, immediacy and melancholy all wrapped into an elated escape.”