Today, the British composer and experimental artist Jerskin Fendrix shared the music video for "Beth's Farm", directed by close collaborator and Oscar-nominated filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos, and starring Emma Stone (who has worked with Lanthimos several times, including for her Oscar-winning turn in Poor Things) alongside Fendrix.

Watch it below:

The "Beth's Farm" music video was released via untitled records, in collaboration with Focus Features. Set against the background of an idyllic English farm, it quickly turns into a surrealist daydream featuring breathing mounds of dirt, large bonfires, and a flock of Shropshire sheep.

"It was lovely to team up again with Emma and a number of people that we have been working with for quite a while to contribute a bit of film narrative to what I think is a remarkable second personal album by our very important artistic collaborator and friend," said Lanthimos about the video via press release.

The director first began working with Fendrix on 2023's Poor Things, which was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score. They then collaborated for the music of Kinds of Kindness (2024) and the upcoming Bugonia (2025).

"Beth's Farm" was originally released June 17, and it's the third single off Jerskin Fendrix's upcoming sophomore record, Once Upon A Time... In Shropshire. The album is due for release October 10 via untitled records.