The singles label Green Label Sound is pleased to debut the new video for its second release Daylight by Brooklyns destructive dance duo, Matt and Kim. New York director Micah Perta explains, The concept for the video was to have Matt and Kim in cramped spaces at the beginning of the song as a counterpoint to the songs lyrics about daylight. Then we have a surprise ending where they shift into a colorful, open world that sets them into flight (even though theyre really on the ground)." Matt describes the inspiration behind the videos concept, "Even though it seems kind of ridiculous, our shows can be a lot like this video. Sure, we're not stuffed in a bathtub or a refrigerator at our shows, but we have played in some crazy, uncomfortable, cramped places, such as kitchens, living rooms, and even the bottom of a cliff. These days we're on stages, but on occasion we've ended up with fifty to a hundred people up there with us. Suddenly were right back in Jimmy's mom's basement doing whatever we can do to not let my keyboards fall over, my microphone unplug, or let Kims cymbals cut off any fingers." Kim talks about her unexpected experiences on set, "I don't know if this was planned by Matt, but a few of the scenes for the video were my worst nightmares! As soon Micah yelled cut, I flew out of that disgusting dumpster trying not to touch anything. I didnt think it could get worse and then it did! Being crammed into a refrigerator with my drums was claustrophobic enough, but ...
Sunday, 27 January 2013
Matt and Kim - Daylight
Matt and Kim - Daylight Tube. Duration : 2.90 Mins.
The singles label Green Label Sound is pleased to debut the new video for its second release Daylight by Brooklyns destructive dance duo, Matt and Kim. New York director Micah Perta explains, The concept for the video was to have Matt and Kim in cramped spaces at the beginning of the song as a counterpoint to the songs lyrics about daylight. Then we have a surprise ending where they shift into a colorful, open world that sets them into flight (even though theyre really on the ground)." Matt describes the inspiration behind the videos concept, "Even though it seems kind of ridiculous, our shows can be a lot like this video. Sure, we're not stuffed in a bathtub or a refrigerator at our shows, but we have played in some crazy, uncomfortable, cramped places, such as kitchens, living rooms, and even the bottom of a cliff. These days we're on stages, but on occasion we've ended up with fifty to a hundred people up there with us. Suddenly were right back in Jimmy's mom's basement doing whatever we can do to not let my keyboards fall over, my microphone unplug, or let Kims cymbals cut off any fingers." Kim talks about her unexpected experiences on set, "I don't know if this was planned by Matt, but a few of the scenes for the video were my worst nightmares! As soon Micah yelled cut, I flew out of that disgusting dumpster trying not to touch anything. I didnt think it could get worse and then it did! Being crammed into a refrigerator with my drums was claustrophobic enough, but ...
The singles label Green Label Sound is pleased to debut the new video for its second release Daylight by Brooklyns destructive dance duo, Matt and Kim. New York director Micah Perta explains, The concept for the video was to have Matt and Kim in cramped spaces at the beginning of the song as a counterpoint to the songs lyrics about daylight. Then we have a surprise ending where they shift into a colorful, open world that sets them into flight (even though theyre really on the ground)." Matt describes the inspiration behind the videos concept, "Even though it seems kind of ridiculous, our shows can be a lot like this video. Sure, we're not stuffed in a bathtub or a refrigerator at our shows, but we have played in some crazy, uncomfortable, cramped places, such as kitchens, living rooms, and even the bottom of a cliff. These days we're on stages, but on occasion we've ended up with fifty to a hundred people up there with us. Suddenly were right back in Jimmy's mom's basement doing whatever we can do to not let my keyboards fall over, my microphone unplug, or let Kims cymbals cut off any fingers." Kim talks about her unexpected experiences on set, "I don't know if this was planned by Matt, but a few of the scenes for the video were my worst nightmares! As soon Micah yelled cut, I flew out of that disgusting dumpster trying not to touch anything. I didnt think it could get worse and then it did! Being crammed into a refrigerator with my drums was claustrophobic enough, but ...
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