Philly-bred musician Greg Matthews has had a storied career as a guitarist and frequent collaborator with some of his hometown's most notable acts, including Ryan Toby of the Grammy-nominated trio City High. Now known as Yellow Shoots, the eclectic Brooklyn-based singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist has carved his own lane in soul with his seamless fusion of atmospheric R&B tinged with rock, jazz, and electronic music, used to articulate the tumultuous process of reconciliation with loss in his single "Stormy Weather."

Directed by Aly Migliori, the song's official music video is an intimate look at Yellow Shoots and his band, as they evoke rain clouds of misty grays and blues in their live performance of the song.

“‘Stormy Weather’ is about a person losing a relationship or separating ties with someone. It talks about how one doesn’t actually feel the depths or significance at the time they lose a relationship. I tried to demonstrate that I often get hit with that wave of “loss” at an unexpected time, which is often triggered by an unexpected event. Life is odd and awkward for a bit and all of a sudden you get smacked in the face with everything that’s missing, everything you had before”

— Yellow Shoots

"Stormy Weather" is the title track of Yellow Shoots' forthcoming EP, set for release before the year's end.

Watch 'Stormy Weather' on YouTube: https://goo.gl/Oqzu7o

Link to premiere of 'Stormy Weather' on IMPOSE: https://goo.gl/PXDzlY

Listen to 'Stormy Weather' on SoundCloud: https://goo.gl/XacI7Q (premiered by The FADER)