Arthur Hill Takes On Modern Dating With ‘Orange Wine’

London singer-songwriter Arthur Hill has released his new single “Orange Wine,” along with an accompanying music video directed by RELTA. The release arrives days after Hill announced his Arthway Round the World headline tour, which will take him through the U.K., Ireland, North America, New Zealand, and Australia in 2027.

“Orange Wine” centers on individuality and the assumptions people make about one another while dating. Its lyrics address the way a prospective partner might categorize Hill through details including his tattoos, clothing, and preference for orange wine. The song turns those observations into a broader question about originality amid contemporary trends and shared aesthetics. The release follows Hill’s recent singles “Working On It” and “Hot Sprite.”

RELTA’s accompanying video extends the song’s premise by placing Hill alongside a group of people styled to look nearly identical to him. As Hill attempts to convince a love interest of his individuality, the visual plays with the contrast between his claims of uniqueness and the similarities surrounding him.

The song’s release comes ahead of the aforementioned Arthway Round the World tour, which begins March 1, 2027, at 3Olympia in Dublin. The itinerary includes a March 19 show at London’s Eventim Apollo before moving to North America for dates in Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, New York, Boston, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Shows in New Zealand and Australia follow in May.

Hill has spent much of 2026 performing at increasingly large venues and festivals. After previous appearances at London’s Electric Ballroom and O2 Academy Brixton, he headlined Wembley Arena this year before releasing “Careless Whisper (Live From Wembley Arena)” in July. His cover of the George Michael song originated as a surprise performance at the Wembley show and was subsequently given an official release.

Listen to “Orange Wine” now.