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Jorja Smith steps into spy mode in cinematic video for Price of It All

Jorja Smith steps into spy mode in cinematic video for Price of It All
Jorja Smith steps into spy mode in cinematic video for Price of It All

Jorja Smith has released a striking new video for her latest single Price of It All, tying into the newly dropped soundtrack for Prime Video series Bait.

Directed by KC Locke, the video leans into a cinematic, action-inspired aesthetic, with Smith shifting between different spy and assassin personas. From slow-motion shootouts to stylised fight sequences, the visual plays with familiar genre tropes, matching the tone of the series it’s connected to.

The track features on the 17-song Bait “Inspired By” soundtrack, which brings together a wide mix of artists including AJ Tracey, ENNY, Riz Ahmed, CASISDEAD and Arooj Aftab. The project spans a range of styles, reflecting the show’s blend of psychological thriller, comedy and drama.

Bait itself follows Shah Latif, an out-of-work British-Pakistani actor whose life begins to spiral after landing an audition to play the next James Bond. Starring Riz Ahmed, the series unfolds over a chaotic few days, exploring fame, identity and pressure in modern London.

The release also lands during a milestone year for Smith, marking a decade since her breakout single Blue Lights. Alongside new music, she’s set to return to live performance with major shows, including a co-headline slot at All Points East later this year.

The Price of It All video and the Bait soundtrack are both available now, with the series streaming on Prime Video.

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Image: Courtesy of Jorja Smith

For further information, visit Jorja Smith’s website here.

Watch the video for Price of It All here:

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