ウォーク・ザ・ムーンさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ウォーク・ザ・ムーンInstagram)「< HEIGHTS > pt. ii: as i write this post i’m filled with gratitude for the art that we have gotten to make as a band. < HEIGHTS > is my favorite record we’ve ever made, with my favorite music videos. (besides you, Anna Sun, you’ll always be the Queen) “Can You Handle My Love??” — a strange prance through our collective subconscious. a dreamlike non-sequitur sequence for a song that confesses my hopelessly flawed humanity. i love the moments of pure personality that come thru in the big white performance space, like the very last shot when we all scatter in different directions, totally unplanned. the original cut of the video did not even have this performance setup; we added it last minute and it became the soul of the thing. “Fire In Your House” — another confessional tune which calls out that master saboteur who i imagine lives in all of us. our director Nina Kramer came to us with an inspired concept, beautiful and simple, with depth for us to make it our own. it would include a tribute to the great South African artist and activist Johnny Clegg, my friend and hero who wrote the song with me and his son, Jesse, and who died tragically in 2019. in addition to the montage of Johnny himself, the visual style of the scenes in the “house”, which mixes color with black&white, is a reference to the 1988 music video for his song “I Call Your Name”. on set, for awhile i was distraught and confused about how to play my character in those scenes, until i realized “…OH. i AM the Devil.” muahaha i particularly love watching Sean and Eli bust up the set with baseball bats. and i loved having such a huge space to express myself through dance. this video features three additional members: Lachlan West who tours with us, Paul Meany formerly of Mutemath who produced the song, and Jesse Clegg. i'll say it: probably my favorite piece of art we’ve ever made. -@nicholaspetricholas (cont’d in comments)」10月31日 7時04分