Shannon & The Clams release the second single, "Bean Fields," from their upcoming album 'The Moon Is In The Wrong Place.'

Shannon & The Clams' second single off their upcoming album The Moon Is In The Wrong Place, “Bean Fields,” is available to stream everywhere now! The song honors singer-bassist Shannon Shaw’s fiancé, Joe Haener who passed away in a tragic car accident at his family’s farm in Aurora, Oregon. It is an emotional high point of the album and a celebration of life. Haener’s farm, specifically the sprawling bean fields he planted, was the site of the tragedy, but they also symbolize his lasting impact on those around him. Its sentimental value simultaneously makes it a beautiful, communal meeting ground for friends and family to drink wine, look up at the stars, and feel his presence. Chirping crickets and a welcoming “woo-hoo”' immerse the listener into three minutes of triumphant bliss about living life to the fullest in the name of those that you’ve lost. The band immerses listeners into the song with an accompanying jubilant, storybook-like music video directed by Vanessa Pla and animated by Amber McCall. Click here to stream "Bean Fields," watch the music video, and pre-order the album now.