With “Morning, June and Yesterday,” The Veldt return with a new single that blends dream pop, shoegaze, and atmospheric rock into a sound that’s unmistakably their own. Accompanied by a video inspired by the work of legendary album designer Vaughan Oliver, the release immediately caught our attention for both its music and visual direction.
Built around brothers Daniel and Danny Chavis, The Veldt have spent decades carving out a distinctive place in independent music. Emerging from the alternative scene in North Carolina before expanding their reach to New York and beyond, the band has continued to evolve while remaining true to the lush, immersive sound that has defined its career.
The Vaughan Oliver influence extends beyond the video’s aesthetic. Best known for his iconic work with 4AD Records, Oliver created album artwork that became inseparable from the music it represented. Rather than simply recreating that visual style, “Morning, June and Yesterday” captures the same sense of atmosphere and emotion that made his work so enduring.
The song balances layered guitars with understated melodies, unfolding gradually with each listen. It’s a thoughtful return from a band that continues to build on its legacy while looking ahead. “Morning, June and Yesterday” is a compelling reminder that The Veldt remain a band worth keeping an eye on.
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Images and video courtesy of The Veldt.
