Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson has released a new music video for "Change Of Heart", a track from his reissued solo album "More Balls To Picasso". The video, shot in São Paulo, Brazil in September 2025 with directors Leo Liberti and Antoine de Montremy, serves as a companion piece to his earlier video for "Tears Of The Dragon". It matters as part of a wider promotional push around Dickinson's revisited back catalogue ahead of a brand new solo album expected in 2027.

The video features Dickinson performing in an abandoned São Paulo location alongside guitarist Philip Naslund, weaving in a symbolic narrative about suffering and renewal, with a child carrying William Blake's painting "The Good And Evil Angels" acting as a silent observer throughout. "More Balls To Picasso" is a reworked version of Dickinson's 1994 album "Balls To Picasso", remixed, remastered and partly re-recorded, and released to acclaim in July 2025. His forthcoming eighth solo album, the follow-up to "The Mandrake Project", was largely recorded in early 2026 at Dave Grohl's Studio 606 with producer Brendan Duffey and will reportedly include a collaboration with Dickinson's son Austin.