HÉR Descend Into Motion New Music Video for “Going Down”

HÉR return with “Going Down”, a compact, rhythm-driven single taken from their forthcoming album Monochrome. The track distills movement into sound, favoring pulse and repetition over narrative, and framing descent not as collapse, but as passage toward resolve and freedom.

Built on earthy percussion and a grounded, forward-moving groove, “Going Down” advances with deliberate economy. Drums and low-register instruments interlock into a muscular cadence, while voices operate as percussive forces, repeating the “yo ho” refrain with ritual insistence. Texture, weight, and momentum carry the emotional charge, lending the song a physical, processional quality where each repetition reinforces endurance and shared intent.

Lyrically minimal, the chant reduces language to breath and rhythm, allowing meaning to emerge through repetition. Within the wider arc of Monochrome, “Going Down” marks a point of kinetic release, counterbalancing the album’s contemplative passages with raw, communal motion. It embodies the record’s central tension between stillness and force, grounding introspection in effort, movement, and collective drive.