After weeks of teases on social media, Alex Warren has released his new single "Rescuer" which, like many of his songs, is a tribute to his wife, Kouvr Annon Warren.
"When I was at my absolute lowest, my now-wife Kouvr saved me," he says in a statement. "Nothing I have or have done is possible without her. This song is written to her as a way of expressing that.”
Kouvr co-stars with Alex in the video for "Rescuer," which finds him trying to sneak into a "Baroque Ball" where everyone is dressed in 17th century costumes. A man tries to throw him out, but Kouvr, dressed like a princess, calls the guy off. The two spend the night being romantic — after she gives him the appropriate clothing — and they plan to meet outside later. But when Alex returns to his car, the man kicks his butt, throws him in the bushes and steals his car.
But still, Kouvr finds a beaten and bruised Alex outside and they kiss.
"Where do you think he put my car?" asks Alex. "Honestly, I don't know, but it was a piece of junk anyways," responds Kouvr. "He punched me. Twice," whines Alex. "Yeah, that sucks," she replies. "He threw me in a bush. Who throws people in bushes?" "Apparently him," says Kouvr as the clip ends.
"Rescuer" is from Alex's new album. WILDCHILD, due Aug. 28.
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