Hailey Newman’s latest single ‘Vibez’ brings a warm rush of nostalgia wrapped in catchy, country-pop charm. Rooted in her early days of adolescent crushes and small-town stories, the song captures the magic of young love- the excitement, the what-ifs, and the bittersweet memories that linger long after. ‘Vibez’ dives into that universal feeling of wondering about paths not taken, inviting listeners back to a time when love felt simple, hopeful, and electric. With a hook that sticks and lyrics that resonate, Hailey masterfully captures those untarnished emotions, creating a track that feels as relatable as it is heartfelt.
The video for ‘Vibez’, shot entirely in Pikeville, Kentucky, adds a visual layer to the song’s tender sentiment. Filmed by her sister, it’s a family collaboration that underscores Hailey’s small-town roots and commitment to the values that shaped her. Featuring vibrant scenes of Pikeville’s streets and multiple couples sharing candid, tender moments, the video weaves together snapshots of love in all forms.
The music video beautifully weaves together these scenes of the various couples, each sharing moments of intimacy that feel both heartfelt and deeply personal. The visuals capture the essence of long-awaited affection, with each couple conveying the unspoken anticipation and warmth of finally connecting with someone they’ve held dear in their hearts. Through subtle glances, gentle touches, and shared smiles, these moments reveal a longing that has clearly been building over time, making each interaction feel like the culmination of a cherished desire.
Against the striking Appalachian landscape, the video beautifully complements Hailey’s message, showing that love- whether young or old, familiar or new- is universal and worth celebrating.
From her roots in Appalachia to the warmth of her lyrics, Hailey Newman’s ‘Vibez’ is a testament to her storytelling ability and the genuine connection she creates with her audience. The video perfectly captures the emotional tapestry that Hailey Newman has created in ‘Vibez’.
