Today’s video of the day is EMF – "Hands in the Air" released in 2025.

"Hands in the Air" is the latest single by British alternative rock band EMF, released in October 2025. The track appears on their new EP Reach for Something Higher, out October 24, 2025. Written during their U.S. tour in June, the song channels the energy of peace marches, rainbow flags, and collective hope. It’s a rallying cry for unity and courage, urging listeners to rise above hate and division. EMF first performed it live in San Jose on June 26, setting the tone for the uplifting EP that celebrates love and inclusion.

Formed in the early 1990s in Gloucestershire, EMF shot to fame with their global hit “Unbelievable.” Their mix of rock, dance, and electronic sounds made them stand out in the Madchester era. Over the years, EMF have continued evolving while keeping their vibrant energy alive. With Reach for Something Higher, they blend nostalgia with modern production, proving that their sound still resonates across generations.

The EP features four tracks: “Hands in the Air,” “LGBTQ+ LOVER” featuring Ecce Shnak, “The Day the Music Died,” and a lively cover of Depeche Mode’s “Just Can’t Get Enough.” Together, these songs reflect EMF’s message of positivity and connection. “Hands in the Air” stands as the centerpiece, tying the EP’s themes together with optimism and rhythm. Much like their early work, it captures the spirit of togetherness—this time with a message fit for today’s world.

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