
Released February 17, 2009, 'Everyday' was the lead single from Vetiver's 'Tight Knit,' their first album on Sub Pop Records and their fourth full-length overall. The release arrived at the height of indie folk's mainstream visibility, with Vetiver situated within the San Francisco 'freak-folk' orbit alongside Devendra Banhart and Joanna Newsom. 'Tight Knit' was critically acclaimed by Q, MOJO, SPIN, and The New…
The 'Everyday' video is a document of the late-2000s indie folk moment on Sub Pop, reflecting a broader cultural turn toward warmth, domesticity, and anti-spectacle in music video aesthetics. It stands as a counterpoint to the maximalism of contemporary pop video production, embodying the…
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