Direct from London and wrapped in shimmering, sun-drenched 1960s psychedelic pop melodies, whip-smart lyricism, and modern indie brilliance, visionary UK duo Worldpeace DMT—comprising Leo Fincham and Rowan Please (also known as The Femcels)—have officially unleashed their joyful new music video for: «Ivy».

Following hot on the heels of their critically acclaimed album Stick Around For Tea (which earned coveted Pitchfork Best New Music status alongside rave reviews from Stereogum and The Guardian), «Ivy» stands out as a radiant, breezy highlight. The accompanying music video was filmed on location across New York City and directed by Alesh Compton, capturing the effortless charm and eccentric chemistry of the duo. Written and recorded over the past year, Stick Around For Tea marks a bold stylistic evolution for Fincham and Please, who dialed back their signature electronic textures in favor of an airy, intimate, and stripped-back aesthetic reminiscent of indie-pop luminaries like The Vaselines. As Fincham notes about their creative shift, “The bleeps and bloops—we’ve done that already. The challenge was to find out what to fill that space with, and in a lot of cases, we didn’t fill that space with anything.” This sense of uncluttered, timeless artistry closely follows their summer mixtape Flowers Powers (home to their brilliant Joni Mitchell cover of «Big Yellow Taxi») and sets the stage for their newly announced 20-date 2027 North American headline tour—taking them to legendary rooms like New York’s Bowery Ballroom, Los Angeles’ Echoplex, and Chicago’s Lincoln Hall.

The MusicWayATX Verdict: “Ivy” and Stick Around For Tea are a triumph of joyful melodic craftsmanship, effortless charm, and singular UK songwriting. Worldpeace DMT prove they are operating in a creative universe entirely of their own.

Turn Up the Sunshine and Press Play! watch the official music video for “Ivy,” drop it straight into your feel-good indie rotation, and secure your tickets for their upcoming 2027 North American tour!