John Mayer Drops 'Wild Blue' Music Video and Takes Fans on Serotonin-Filled Ride

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Buckle your seatbelts for a "Wild Blue" ride, fans!

John Mayer dropped the "Wild Blue" music video on Wednesday — his latest release from Sob Rock, his eighth studio album. The music video takes fans through a colorful-psychedelic trance.

The music video, directed by Mathew Miguel Cullen, follows Mayer, 43, dressed in a brown suit and sunglasses — as he strums his guitar and levitates through clouds, water, space and fields of green. "I think you'll like it! Give it a look-see," wrote the guitarist on Twitter.

Meanwhile, he sings along to his lyrics: "Oh, wild blue, deeper than I ever knew / Wild blue on a bed of grey / Oh, baby, what a wild blue / I found myself when I lost you."

John Mayer releases 'Wild Blue' Music Video
John Mayer releases 'Wild Blue' Music Video

Vevo/YouTube John Mayer in "Sob Rock" Music Video | CREDIT: YOUTUBE

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The guitarist teased the video on Instagram earlier this week and artists flooded the comments section with support.

Justin Bieber commented "Trippy🍄," while Demi Lovato commented "F--- off this is so dope."

Sob Rock was released in July and debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart.

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In June, the star spoke to the Wall Street Journal about "Last Train Home," which features background vocals by Maren Morris.

The "Slow Dancing in a Burning Room" singer said the record was meant to "bring comfort" following a difficult year.

"I asked myself, 'What music makes me feel like everything's going to be OK?'" he said. "And it's the music I listened to growing up in the '80s. There's a security-blanket aspect about that sound that reminds me of a safer time."

The singer-songwriter, currently on the road with Dead & Company, set to being his Sob Rock tour in February 2022.