Synopsis

The music video for "Rose" presents The Feeling in a bright, polished performance setting, with the band delivering the song's affectionate celebration of rose wine. Close-ups of Dan Gillespie Sells and the group are mixed with playful, romantic imagery that reflects the track's flirtatious mood. Rather than following a detailed narrative, the clip emphasizes the song's catchy, summery character and its central metaphor: rose as something refreshing, intoxicating and impossible to resist.

Factoids & Trivia

• "Rose" was released as the fifth single from The Feeling's debut album, "Twelve Stops and Home," on February 12, 2007.

• The song is about rose wine, rather than a woman named Rose. The band explained that the initial idea came together while they were drinking rose, before the song was refined into its finished form.

• The track reached No. 38 on the UK Singles Chart.

• The single's B-side, "Video Killed the Radio Star," is a live cover of The Buggles' 1979 hit.

• The song later received a second life through Burberry's 2011 Burberry Body fragrance campaign. The Feeling recorded a stripped-back version at Abbey Road Studios, adding strings and vocals from the Langley Sisters.

• The music from "Rose" was also reused for "Jose," a parody connected with The Chris Moyles Show and then-Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho.

• The Abbey Road version had its own music video, which premiered on The Feeling's YouTube channel on October 14, 2011.