The Polydor duo share a Harv Pearson-directed video for their latest track, keeping the release deliberately spare.
Good Neighbours have returned with a new single, “Mary Jane,” alongside a video directed by Harv Pearson. The track arrives through Polydor, marking the duo’s latest release without much surrounding noise.
The title carries familiar cultural weight, though the band have not attached a statement or expanded narrative to the song. What the release does make clear is that visual presentation remains part of how Good Neighbours frame their work. Pearson’s involvement places the video within a specific directorial register, but the details are left to the clip itself rather than explained in advance.
For a project still building its public identity, “Mary Jane” functions as a quiet update rather than a reset. The lack of prefacing fits the current moment: a new track, a visual, and not much else. That restraint may be the point.
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