Jericho

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"Jericho"
Single by Bette x SPELLS
from the album Bette
B-side "Long Ago"
Released November 4, 2021
Format Digital, 12" Vinyl, 7" Vinyl, CD
Recorded 2021
Genre Pop, Dance
Length 4:07
Label Apathetic
Writer(s) SPELLS
Producer SPELLS
Bette x SPELLS singles chronology
"Blind Spot"
(2021)
"Jericho"
(with SPELLS)
(2021)
"Imposter Syndrome"
(2022)

"Jericho" is a single by British recording artists Bette, and SPELLS.

Background[edit | edit source]

Following the success of previous dance-oriented singles, Bette announced the fourth full single release from her self-titled debut album would be a collaboration with celebrated dance producers SPELLS. The track revisited the melancholic themes, allusions to her strained relationship with her father Alex Washington that informed the early sessions for the album.

Music Video[edit | edit source]

The music video for "Jericho" saw Bette walking alone down the centre of the road throughout London. Loosely inspired by the video for Everything But The Girl's "Missing", a despondent Bette begins her journey through central London early in the dark of the early morning, and emerges in the countryside by dawn.

Tracklistings[edit | edit source]

7" Vinyl[edit | edit source]

  1. Jericho
  2. Long Ago

CD Single[edit | edit source]

  1. Jericho (Album Version)
  2. Jericho (Henri Mohammed Fit The Battle)
  3. Jericho (Indigo Peak's 1986 Mix)
  4. Jericho (Darren's Final Brick To Fall Mix)
  5. Jericho (Darren's Fragrant Moon Mix)

12" Vinyl[edit | edit source]

  1. Jericho (Album Version)
  2. Jericho (Henri Mohammed Fit The Battle)
  3. Jericho (Indigo Peak's 1986 Mix)
  4. Jericho (Darren's Final Brick To Fall Mix)
  5. Jericho (Darren's Fragrant Moon Mix)

Credits[edit | edit source]

Chart Performance[edit | edit source]

"Jericho" debuted at #4 in the UK charts the week of November 11, 2021, facing steep competition from Riker Allen & Kenya's collaboration, Ziploc. The single rose to #3 the following week, and has maintained strong sales throughout 2022, remaining in the Top 40 as of September 2023. To date, the single has sold over 680,000 copies in the UK.

Chart (2021) Peak
position
UK Singles Chart 3
UK Airplay Chart 4