Canadian experimental outfit CG tears which is the collaboration between Clinton St. John (The Cape May, Pale Air Singers, Florida BC), producer and multi-instrumentalist Morgan Greenwood (formerly of Azeda Booth), and acclaimed singer-songwriter, animator, and illustrator Chad VanGaalen have unveiled their new single and music video, “I’m Falling Up.”
Released today, the track serves as the second single from the trio’s upcoming self-titled debut album, due out September 11, 2026 via Victory Pool Records.
Clocking in at under two minutes, “I’m Falling Up” wastes no time making an impression.
The song blends experimental electronica, glitchy production, indie pop, and alt-pop into a brief yet memorable listening experience.
Layers of buzzing synths, warped textures, and off-kilter rhythms create a playful sonic landscape that feels both unpredictable and infectious.
The accompanying music video perfectly complements the song’s quirky energy.
Its surreal visuals and DIY aesthetic add another dimension to the track, reinforcing the creative chemistry between three artists known for pushing musical and artistic boundaries.
Despite its short runtime, “I’m Falling Up” packs plenty of personality into less than two minutes.
It’s an inventive, catchy glimpse of what CG Tears have in store on their forthcoming debut and should appeal to fans of experimental indie pop, electronic music, and Chad VanGaalen’s unmistakable artistic vision.
I’m Falling Up gets: 📷📷📷📷📷📷📷/10.
CG Tears – I’m Falling Up [Music Video]
