"Although I didn't write this song, it spoke to me in a way that made me feel as if it was my own story,” Brandon said. “I found myself playing it over and over again in my bedroom, remembering situations that I've been through.”
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The visual components of Prenatt’s music are arguably as significant as the sound of it, itself. For the “Not Right Now” music video, Prenatt talks about applying the process of making his skate videos to putting the song’s video together. “When I decided on the first song I was going to release, I just wanted to grab a camera and fucking go. Just run around and get footage.” In the process, Prenatt and his videographer, Luke Gresback, hit up spots all around Los Angeles and compiled what would come together as the song’s final video product.
The video for “Not Right Now” features heavily edited static scenes of Prenatt throughout his hometown in his signature style. A CGI interlude breaks the video in half and serves as a perfect creative pit stop for listeners to process the unique visuals and soundscape.
While touring as an opening act for Dua Lipa, on the Future Nostalgia Tour across North America, Lolo has simultaneously been sharing new material. Fans are already enjoying 'pl4yg1rl' and 'Crazy Sexy Dream Girl', two songs that are giving fans a taste of the album.
While announcing the album on instagram Lolo assured fans they're gonna dance, cry, and “def gonn wanna f***”. Not only does she want to provoke emotion but also change, by showing how femmes in pop media can have control over their work. Creating an album that represents her sound, sexuality, message, and image. With a one-of-a-kind PLAYGIRL album listening party in Paris, the album is already off to a good start. To join in on the hype, pre-save the album & explore the world of PLAYGIRL through the Lolo’s website.
For a better look inside Lolo's creative mind, read her Issue 16 interview with office Magazine.
Blending references that span broad and eccentric realms from Blade Runner to Frank Lloyd Wright, there is a vintage energy to the EP that the duo have emphasized further in the visuals that accompany it — and on that note, further proving the point, we are proud to premiere their brand new video, Silent Dream.
Daniele tells us of the debut, "Throughout the conversations I had for the video, there were a few constants I thought had to be there no matter what the final treatment was going to be: a classic 1940’s car, actor/dancer Keva Walker and some kind of a 'Lynchian' twist involving vintage footage. I found this incredible-looking 1948 Chevrolet Fleetmaster in truly impeccable shape. Its design works as a time-machine, or at least as a strong visual twist that transports the story to ‘another’ time, though I use 'time' loosely as we didn’t go for a true period piece but rather some kind of retro-futuristic surreal place where everything can happen. Keva’s facial features proved to be the balancing ingredient — they combine so many aspects of human emotion and convey a timeless feeling in such a straightforward way."
"The idea was to conjure a specific atmosphere through small details: the haircut, the wardrobe, the way they move and occasionally dance, the make up etc. The result is a constant push-and-pull between old and new, classic and avant-garde, traditional and innovative. The 'Lynchian' aspect was approached by mixing reality with dream-like sequences, surrealism (a nod to filmmaker Luis Buñuel whose work I love) and some strong violet lighting. Specifically, the alternate reality was represented by actual vintage black&white footage taken from a variety of romantic films, which is slowly discovered in awe (and perhaps envied) by Keva’s character."
