Audrey Hobert Shares “Phoebe” Visual With Forest and Coastal Scenes
Audrey Hobert has released a video for “Phoebe,” a song from her 2025 debut album Who’s the Clown?. In the clip, she visits a beach, mountains, and a forest by herself. Hobert has also shared self-directed videos for several other tracks from the album and performed songs from it on NPR’s Tiny Desk and late-night television.
Audrey Hobert’s new “Phoebe” visual follows the song’s place in her live shows. During one of three sold-out New York shows last week, she told audiences the track is deeply meaningful and that it can move her to tears. The clip shows her alone at the shore, in mountains, and among trees.
The song comes from Hobert’s 2025 debut, Who’s the Clown?. Since its release, she has steadily issued videos for album cuts, including videos she directed herself for “Silver Jubilee,” “Sex and the City,” and “Thirst Trap.” She has also performed the record’s songs on NPR’s Tiny Desk and several late-night programs, most recently The Tonight Show, where she played “Chateau.”
The release may strengthen Hobert’s connection with fans who already treat “Phoebe” as a favorite, giving them a visual companion to a song tied to live emotional moments. It could also draw new listeners toward her debut album and self-directed video work, while reinforcing the growing role of visual content in how contemporary musicians sustain attention between tours and TV appearances.