Alec Benjamin Contemplates Helping Out A Neighbor In 'Must Have Been The Wind'

Alec Benjamin has released the video for his acoustic, good-natured single, "Must Have Been The Wind." The song finds him wondering about a neighbor's well-being because he keeps hearing things that propose that something's wrong. The video hints at this, showing the singer pondering, on his floor, exactly what his neighbor is up to. However in the end, nothing really changes, despite the fact that his neighbor looks longingly to her door right now that she is aware that she has someone to lean on whenever in need. That's all that Benjamin can really ask for.


The video for "Must Have Been The Wind" is an eas one. Benjamin has a cute studio apartment where he sits with the window open, in the middle of the floor. He's deeply pondering what's going on with his neighbor–a cute woman who lives upstairs and practices ballet in her spare time. Benjamin sings the sweet song's lyrics about pondering and support with a heavenly touch, eager to let the woman know that whichever problems that she's having, he will support out with. As a substitute opposed to finding the root of those issues, we follow his neighbor's pretty and peaceful dance routine–what amounts to a coping dance routine that hides what's really bothering her. The visual ends with her realizing that maybe she does hope to take Benjamin up on his distribute to lean on his shoulder. In this sense, there's an optimism to its final seconds that's not really present in the song itself. Maybe things will get fixed immediately after all.


"Must Have Been The Wind" is Benjamin's most recent single, after the release of "Jesus In LA." He has although to release a debut studio album, so hopefully, these two tracks are signs that it's finally in the works.


Watch the video for "Must Have Been The Wind" up above.