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New Music Video From No Sailor

Tue, 05/05/2026 - 14:04
No Sailor, fronted by Kieran Garvey, right foreground, performed much of their new video in the Sag Harbor Cinema.

No Sailor, an indie-folk collective fronted by Kieran Garvey, will launch the video of its latest single, “Clear Your Head,” with a free screening tomorrow at 6:45 p.m. at the Sag Harbor Cinema. An after-party will follow in the cinema’s Green Room.

Directed by Andrew Kirschenbaum, the video was shot in Sag Harbor. It stars Diletta Guglielmi, an Italian actress, Milo McDonald, an actor, Garvey, and his ensemble of local musicians, including Morgan Tracey on upright bass, Ryan Sherman on drums, Elizabeth Vespe on violin, and Lola Lama on keyboards.

Filmed over two days, the video touches down on Main Street, inside the cinema, on the mechanical horse outside the Sag Harbor Variety Store, and, briefly, on the beach.

“This video is our folky love letter to Sag Harbor,” said Garvey. “It’s quirky, upbeat, and full of the kind of charm that makes this town so special. We can’t wait to celebrate with everyone.”
 

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