Dirty Projectors - "Overlord" [Rock & Alternative]

"Overlord" music video by Dirty Projectors
Added: 26-02-2020
Genre : Rock & Alternative
Description : Dirty Projectors - Overlord (Official Music Video)

Out now on Domino Record Co.

Stream & save "Overlord": https://ift.tt/2TmjC2W

Director: Dave Longstreth
Production Company: Ways & Means (@wysmns)
Executive Producers: Lana Kim (@lanadelkim) & Jett Steiger (@jettsteiger)
Producer: Miranda Kahn (@mir_madethat)

Director of Photography: Ben Carey (@bennncareyyy)
AC: Ryan Nocella (@rynocella)
Gaffer: Joe Albino (@josephjalbino)
Wardrobe Stylist / Hair & Makeup: Emily Schubert (@schuperb)
Wardrobe Provided by: Samantha Pleet (@samanthapleet)
BTS: Zhen Qin (@lancelot_q)
PA: George Beno (@gbeno_), Rich Rogers (@real_darkwing), Tyrone Gibson (@FREAKYTNJ)
Interns: Tess McGuiness (@tesse06), Jasmine Abbasov (@jasmineabbasov), Erica Garbaini (@frizzydyke)

Post Producer: Grant Keiner (@sgkeiner)
Editor: Alex Fischer (@albertfishhat)
Assistant Editor: Evan Smith (@evanthesmith)
Color: MPC (@mpcla_colorists), Kris Smale (@kristophersmale, @movingpicturecompany)
VFX: Marc Steinberg

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An eclectic indie rock act from New York, Dirty Projectors are a band of stylistic contradictions. Creating music that is at once challenging and accessible, Dirty Projectors' recordings are full of engaging melodies, thoughtful arrangements, and polished harmonies that are punctuated with angular stylistic shifts, wiry guitar work, and lyrics whose themes sometimes run counter to the sounds they accompany. The brainchild of vocalist, songwriter, and instrumentalist Dave Longstreth, Dirty Projectors first caught the attention of indie rock followers with 2004's Slaves' Graves and Ballads and 2005's The Getty Address, while 2007's Rise Above found them reworking songs from Black Flag's back catalog in truly unexpected ways. While Rise Above earned the group plenty of press, it was 2009's Bitte Orca that was their true critical and popular breakthrough, a commercial success that also found Longstreth and his collaborators writing and performing at the peak of their powers.

In December 2019, Dirty Projectors released Sing the Melody, a live-in-the-studio set that found the touring version of the band performing highlights from the Lamp Lit Prose tour. Along with six songs from the Dirty Projectors' catalog, the album featured "Knotty Pine," which Dave Longstreth wrote in collaboration with David Byrne, and "FourFiveSeconds," the Rihanna/Kanye West/Paul McCartney hit that Longstreth helped write and produce.

Tags : 2020, 20s, Dirty Projectors