Synopsis

Rather than following a conventional storyline, the video works as a compact, performance-led vignette. Four young men appear in a series of tightly edited moments, with their physical presence and movement carrying the track's tense, restless energy. The stripped-back presentation leaves room for the bass-heavy drum and bass production to shape the mood. Its fragmentary structure suggests repetition, instability, and the possibility of breaking from a troubled cycle to begin again.

Factoids & Trivia

• "Start Again" was the fifth video released in a series of fourteen visual accompaniments made for Nu:Logic's debut album, "What I've Always Waited For."

• The series was deliberately conceived as a collection of simple vignettes rather than conventional promotional videos with a full narrative.

• The cast consists of Johnathan Regis, Kieran Daly, Fawwaz Oluunolu, and Frederick Afrifa-Owusu.

• Nu:Logic is the collaborative project of brothers Dan Gresham, known as Nu:Tone, and Matt Gresham, known as Logistics.

• "What I've Always Waited For" was released by Hospital Records on March 25, 2013. "Start Again" is one of the album's more forceful, bass-heavy tracks and runs for 5:41 in its original mix.

• The official video appeared during the album's rollout, giving the record a connected audiovisual identity instead of treating each song as an isolated release.