Be With You (JD Allan song)

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2022 single by JD Allan

"Be With You"

Single by JD Allan
Released| 25 November 2022
Length| 2:58
Label| Fast Static
Songwriter(s)| JD Allan

"Be With You" is a song by Scottish singer-songwriter and musician JD Allan. It was released as a single on 25 November 2022.[1]

## Background[edit]

The song features Cosmic Rough Riders' Mark Brown and James Clifford on drums and bass guitar, respectively, and was mastered by Grammy award-winning engineer Steve Fallone.

## Music video[edit]

Directed by JD Allan, an accompanying music video was released concurrently with the single. Filmed on a covered walkway over the Clydeside Expressway in Glasgow, known locally as the "Smartie Tube", the video was nominated for the 2022 Europe Music Video Awards in the Best Low Budget Music Video category.

## References[edit]

1. ^ Furniss, Olaf; Mackinnon, Derek (20 October 2022). "JD Allan goes solo with a punchy, bouncy new single". The Scotsman. Retrieved 1 December 2023.