Carly Rae Jepsen Shares “Don’t Leave Me On The Dance Floor” With Jeremy O. Harris’ First-Ever Music Video

Carly Rae Jepsen's double album Day And Night is nearly a month away. We've already heard the singles "On Wires" and "After All." Those two tracks gave a glimpse into the album's day side and now we're being introduced to the night. Today she's returned with the ABBA-inspired single "Don't Leave Me On The Dancefloor," which is perfect if you've recently had the desperate need to rage-dance or sob while attempting solo choreography. The accompanying music video speaks to both of these desires. Directed by Tony Award-winning playwright Jeremy O. Harris in his music video directorial debut, it stars Alden Ehrenreich as a man longing to weather a stormy relationship with his lover, played by actress Olivia Washington. Following a heart-wrenching phone call, he seeks solace on the dance floor.Harris shared a statement about Jepsen and working with Alden and Olivia:With every song on Day and Night Carly, our last modern bard, has turned complex stories into a jaunty pop smash while also mining the joys and pains of loving and being loved as adult now. I feel so lucky that Alden and Olivia were here to play a couple on the brink in the first of Carly’s night tracks, the song made me think...