Margaret Qualley and Jack Antonoff of Bleachers tied the knot in August.
In a dazzling display of musical artistry, Jack Antonoff and his band, Bleachers, have unleashed the music video for "Tiny Moves," the third single from their self-titled album.
Released on Wednesday, the track is accompanied by a visually stunning video featuring none other than Antonoff's wife, actress Margaret Qualley.
The music video opens with Qualley gracefully strolling along a riverbank under the cloak of night, setting the tone for a cinematic experience. The scene transitions seamlessly as Qualley begins an enchanting dance, the city skyline illuminated behind her. The dance unfolds under the dramatic ambiance of a car's headlights, revealing Antonoff leaning against the hood, immersed in the rhythm of the song.
As the video progresses, the night gives way to the dawn, and the sun begins its ascent on the horizon. In a poignant moment, Qualley walks towards Antonoff, and the two share a heartfelt embrace, encapsulating the emotional depth of the song.
The sunrise becomes a symbolic backdrop as Qualley and Antonoff, seated together, bask in its warm glow. The couple watches the world awaken, creating a serene and intimate conclusion to the music video.
This is not Qualley's first collaboration with Bleachers in the realm of music videos. Last month, the band unveiled the video for "Alma Mater," a song featuring guest vocals from Lana Del Rey.
Directed by Alex Lockett, the visual showcased Antonoff driving through the night, surrounded by familiar faces including Bartees Strange, Clairo, Antonoff's sister, Rachel, and his parents, Rick and Shira. Notably, Qualley made a charismatic appearance, adding to the allure of the project.
Antonoff, the creative force behind Bleachers, is currently vying for the prestigious title of Producer of the Year, Non-Classical, at the upcoming 2024 GRAMMY Awards. This follows nominations for the same category at the 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023 GRAMMY Awards, with victories claimed in the latter two ceremonies.
In a recent red carpet appearance at the premiere of her film, Poor Things, at the DGA Theater in New York City, Qualley spoke enthusiastically with ET about her married life with the acclaimed musician.
Qualley, adorned with smiles, expressed her love for married life, stating, "I absolutely love it, yeah! It's the best."
The couple tied the knot last August in New Jersey, in a star-studded ceremony attended by luminaries such as Taylor Swift, Channing Tatum, Zoë Kravitz, Lana Del Rey and more.
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