M Y P E T - Tiger
- il y a 11 ans
Listen and download the whole EP :
http://mypetmusic.bandcamp.com/album/reflex-ep
Directed by: Elliott Sellers
elliottsellers dot com
Produced by: Judy Craig
Cinematography by: Elliott Sellers & Justin Potter
Edit & Color by: Elliott Sellers
Production design by: Tyler Jensen
Propmaster: Elaine Carey
Hair/Makeup: Gia Brascia
Gaffer: Jeff Webster
Key: Bryan Dos Reis
VFX Supervisor: Hunter Schmidt
Additional VFX/Compositing: Elliott Sellers
Mask fabrication: Hill Vinot
Dancing by the always amazing Carolina Cerisola
Shout out to The Fortress LA and Bunny the dog!
LA duo MYPET mix hard-hitting, bass-heavy production with femme-fatale electro-pop vocals across their debut six-track Reflex EP, with “Tiger” serving as both its centrepiece and highlight. The track, packed full of rapid-fire hi-hats and soaring choruses, has now got an appropriately animalistic video to accompany it, which reflects both the song’s name and its hectic, almost schizophrenic nature. As electronic-pop artists have tried to follow whatever is popular in the music world by appropriating the dance music styles du jour for their own ends, some incredibly awkward, clunky stylistic clashes have occurred. For MYPET, however, this is not the case, as Amy and Ray expertly blend a variety of sounds and styles into their music.
http://mypetmusic.com/
http://mypetmusic.bandcamp.com/album/reflex-ep
Directed by: Elliott Sellers
elliottsellers dot com
Produced by: Judy Craig
Cinematography by: Elliott Sellers & Justin Potter
Edit & Color by: Elliott Sellers
Production design by: Tyler Jensen
Propmaster: Elaine Carey
Hair/Makeup: Gia Brascia
Gaffer: Jeff Webster
Key: Bryan Dos Reis
VFX Supervisor: Hunter Schmidt
Additional VFX/Compositing: Elliott Sellers
Mask fabrication: Hill Vinot
Dancing by the always amazing Carolina Cerisola
Shout out to The Fortress LA and Bunny the dog!
LA duo MYPET mix hard-hitting, bass-heavy production with femme-fatale electro-pop vocals across their debut six-track Reflex EP, with “Tiger” serving as both its centrepiece and highlight. The track, packed full of rapid-fire hi-hats and soaring choruses, has now got an appropriately animalistic video to accompany it, which reflects both the song’s name and its hectic, almost schizophrenic nature. As electronic-pop artists have tried to follow whatever is popular in the music world by appropriating the dance music styles du jour for their own ends, some incredibly awkward, clunky stylistic clashes have occurred. For MYPET, however, this is not the case, as Amy and Ray expertly blend a variety of sounds and styles into their music.
http://mypetmusic.com/