The official music video for "July," a standout track from Wesley Joseph’s debut album Forever Ends Someday, is a cinematic homecoming featuring his childhood friend Jorja Smith. Directed by Joseph himself and shot in their hometown of Walsall, the visual juxtaposes the raw, industrial beauty of the Midlands with expansive, dreamlike shots of rolling greenery. The film captures a "360-degree moment" for the two artists, blending nostalgic reflections on their shared past with a soulful, rejoiceful celebration of how far they’ve come. It serves as an intimate, visually stunning anchor to Joseph's expansive creative universe, grounding his experimental R&B sound in the community that raised him.