Miranda Lambert and Leon Bridges brought their intoxicating new duet, "If You Were Mine," to life in a brand new music video.
Directed by Reid Long, the clip features Lambert and Bridges taking center stage as performers in an intimate dive bar, which happens to be the American Legion in East Nashville, the same bar where Lambert and Elle King filmed the "Drunk (And I Don't Wanna Go Home)" music video.
Donning a custom ensemble by Denimcratic and accessorized with Established Jewelry, Lambert and Bridges engage in a captivating duet, intertwining their voices as they narrate the story of a mesmerizing couple.
Taking cues from Pablo Ferro's iconic style in the 1960s film Thomas Crown Affair, the music video cleverly employs split-screen visuals to provide different angles and viewpoints of Lambert, Bridges, and the bar's patrons.
Throughout the video, viewers witness a dynamic display of emotions among the bar's patrons, swaying between moments of affection and tension.
As the storyline continues to unfold, the pair of Texas natives appear to serve as the catalyst for the couple's journey. The power of their music then inspires the couple to find a harmonious resolution on the dance floor and the couple embrace in a hug as Lambert and Bridges watch from afar.
With an artful blend of storytelling and creative visuals, the music video captures the essence of the song's lyrics, evoking a range of emotions while showcasing the transformative power of music.
