Pop-R&B singer-songwriter Liam Horne has unveiled the official music video for his latest single, “Again,” offering a visual counterpart to a song built around the thrilling moment when friendship suddenly crosses into something more.
Following recent releases “Paradise” and “Everywhere,” “Again” continues to showcase Horne’s evolving sound, pairing emotionally driven storytelling with polished pop and R&B production. Written alongside four-time Grammy Award-winning songwriter James Fauntleroy and Grammy Award-winning producer Brian Kennedy, the track captures the rush of realizing that a longtime friendship may have been hiding deeper feelings all along.
Directed by Pat Clark, the “Again” music video translates that emotional shift into a world of striking imagery, visual tension, and controlled chaos. The result mirrors the uncertainty and excitement of crossing an invisible line in a relationship that can never quite be uncrossed.
“With the ‘Again’ video, we really wanted to capture that crazy, split-second shift when you look at a close friend and suddenly think, ‘Oh, it’s you. It’s always been you,’” says Horne. “It’s visual tension, a bit of dynamic chaos, and that super relatable rush of crossing a line you can’t uncross.”
Originally from Scotland, Horne relocated to Los Angeles at a young age to pursue music. The transition forced him to navigate a new country while building a career from the ground up, experiences that continue to shape his perspective as both an artist and songwriter. His music draws heavily from emotional honesty, soulful storytelling, connection, belonging, and the complexities of creating a life on his own terms.
Horne made an early mark as a songwriter by co-writing “Out of Town Girl” for Justin Bieber’s 2012 album Believe. He subsequently expanded his audience through songs including “Tragedy” and “The Truth Is,” while his inventive YouTube covers highlighted his vocal range and natural charisma.
Today, Horne is carving out a sound that sits comfortably between timeless soul and contemporary pop. His latest material is supported by an accomplished creative team, including Brian Kennedy, whose production credits include Rihanna’s “Disturbia” and Doechii’s “What It Is (Block Boy),” alongside James Fauntleroy, whose songwriting credits include work with Beyoncé, Bruno Mars, and Justin Timberlake.
Longtime industry collaborator and producer UHLONE has also played a key role in shaping the emerging body of work. Together, the team is helping Liam Horne build a new chapter centered on sophisticated production, world-class songwriting, and the kind of vulnerable storytelling that has remained central to his artistry.
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