The new track is the follow up to the band's Graham Coxon collaboration, 'What You Gonna Do??'
The original version of the song appears on The 1975's widely-acclaimed 'A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships' album from 2018.
The Mercury Music prize-nominated four-piece first released 'Tokyo Drifting' through Polydor Records in November.
‘Saturday’, also features on the young singer-songwriter's much-acclaimed debut album 'Hypersonic Missiles'.
The song is set to feature on The 1975’s new album, 'Notes on a Conditional Form', scheduled for release on 21 February 2020.
The new clip was directed by the band's frequent collaborator, Paul Thomas Anderson.
Elbow recently scored their third UK No. 1 album when their eighth album 'Giants Of All Sizes' topped the charts in October.
The hotly-anticipated ‘Tokyo Drifting’ is part of the band’s Fresh Fruit series of collaborations.
In its original guise, ‘Another Place’ also appeared on the band’s recent album, 'Doom Days'.
The record accompanies a ‘Reworked’ tour starting on 13 November through to 5 December
'Fire (Part 1)' also features on the band's acclaimed 'Young & Dangerous' album, released through Polydor/Interscope Records.
Already attracting widespread acclaim, Kiwanuka's self-titled third album is out now.
The new song is the follow-up to the much-acclaimed 'Summer Girl', released in July.
Directed by Thomas James, the new clip tells the story of two friends going their own ways after an entire childhood together.
Kiwanuka's new album, titled simply 'KIWANUKA', is set for release on 1 November.
The new song also features on the band's new album, 'Giants Of All Sizes'.
