Will Yip Praises Turnstile’s New ‘Look Out For Me’ Visual
Veteran producer applauds the group’s latest single with touching praise in an artful clip.
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Will Yip Hails ‘look Out For Me’
Veteran producer Will Yip took to Instagram this week to praise Turnstile’s latest offering, the single and video for “Look Out For Me.” On his handle @willyipmusic, Yip wrote: ““Look Out For Me” Every second of this song and every frame of the visual are absolutely incredible. Honored to be a part of it. @turnstileluvconnection are the best.” His endorsement highlights the deep admiration he holds for the Baltimore hardcore outfit’s new work.
Inside The New Single And Visual
Released earlier this week, “Look Out For Me” marks Turnstile’s first new material since their 2021 album GLOW ON. The track opens with propulsive drumming and a rippling synth bed, before frontman Brendan Yates cuts through with urgent vocals. The accompanying video pairs high-contrast performance footage with surreal, dreamlike sequences—each shot framed to accentuate the song’s push-and-pull energy. Fans on Turnstile’s official channels have lauded the clip’s sleek editing and striking color palette, calling it one of the band’s most ambitious visuals to date.
On Instagram, Turnstile’s account @turnstileluvconnection shared several behind-the-scenes stills from the shoot. One image shows the band bathed in neon light, backs to the camera, guitars raised in unison. Another captures a moody close-up of Yates mid-lyric, sweat beading on his forehead. The posts underline the collaborative spirit between the band and their longtime studio partner.
A Proven Partnership
Will Yip’s praise carries particular weight: he co-owns Studio 4 in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, and has mixed or produced records for acts like Title Fight, Circa Survive, and indeed Turnstile. According to his Wikipedia entry, Yip has built a reputation over two decades for blending raw power with polished aesthetics—a skillset that shines through on “Look Out For Me.”
This isn’t the first time Yip has championed Turnstile on social media. In an April Instagram post, he celebrated a busy release month: “We usually only do this at the end of the year but April was such a big release month for the fam damn. I’m honored to be a part of so many incredible records. I get to make music with the best rock bands in the world. Big congrats to the fam @turnstileluvconnection …” The shout-out underscores his ongoing role in shaping the sound of modern hardcore and punk.
Yip’s Instagram caption on the new single rings with genuine excitement. By acknowledging both the song and the video—“every frame of the visual”—he positions the collaboration as a holistic creative triumph, not just an aural one.
Looking Ahead
With “Look Out For Me” now streaming across platforms, Turnstile fans are already speculating about a full-length follow-up or deluxe edition of GLOW ON. Meanwhile, Will Yip’s seal of approval may signal a broader push into more experimental territory for the band. As Yip continues to split his time between Studio 4 sessions and mixing boards at major festivals, his work with Turnstile suggests that both producer and band are eager to break new ground together.
As reactions pour in, one thing is clear: between Turnstile’s kinetic performance and Yip’s seasoned production touch, “Look Out For Me” stands out as one of this spring’s most talked-about releases.
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