Andress collaborates with Hunt
The official music video stars Andress and Hunt in a Nashville dive bar, featuring vintage-inspired fashion and '70s glam.
"I've never done anything like 'Wishful Drinking' before," Andress said. "I've always wanted to work with Sam and have been such a fan of his for a long time. I admire how he stays so true to himself and am so happy to have him join me for my first collaboration. The song was co-written by my friend JP Saxe, and it became this amazing sad bop, which we all know I love."
"I heard Ingrid's music a while back and knew right away she was a very talented singer and songwriter," said Hunt. "I met her not long ago at a Nashville Sports League kickball game, and I really enjoyed getting to know her a little bit. When the opportunity came along to be a part of this song with her, I was all in."
Filmed at the Flamingo Cocktail Club in Nashville, the "Wishful Drinking" video gives a nod to Andress' love for '70s cult classic films, while adding a modern twist of her own. In the video, Andress and Hunt perform the track from across the room before joining each other on an open mic stage.
Later this year, Andress will embark on her recently announced headlining U.S. and European The Feeling Things Tour. In between headlining shows, Andress is also set to rejoin Dan + Shay on The (Arena) Tour and make her Stagecoach debut at the 2022 festival.
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