Along with the track Ke$ha has released a lyric video for the song, featuring some '80s-inspired clips superimposed atop the singer's face. I like the 8-bit feel of it quite a bit and it definitely reflects the bouncy feel of the track. Take a look!
Showing posts with label Warrior. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Warrior. Show all posts
Friday, September 28, 2012
Ke$ha is Still Alive?
After what felt like an eternal hiatus from the music scene, glitterpop diva Ke$ha is back with another new single, titled "Die Young." The track serves as the first single off her upcoming third album Warrior, due out Dec. 4. "Die Young" was produced by Dr. Luke, Cirkut, and Benny Blanco and features Ke$ha singing about what she does best: partying. The track is full of bright energy and after a few listens makes me just want to go crazy and dance around in my underwear.
Along with the track Ke$ha has released a lyric video for the song, featuring some '80s-inspired clips superimposed atop the singer's face. I like the 8-bit feel of it quite a bit and it definitely reflects the bouncy feel of the track. Take a look!
Along with the track Ke$ha has released a lyric video for the song, featuring some '80s-inspired clips superimposed atop the singer's face. I like the 8-bit feel of it quite a bit and it definitely reflects the bouncy feel of the track. Take a look!
Friday, April 13, 2012
Mark Foster + Kimbra + A-Trak = My Life Is Over
"Warrior" might be a highly elaborate lucha-libre-inspired video selling Converse, but the new collaboration from Mark Foster (of Foster the People, you know, that one band), Kimbra (coming off the collossal succes of her guest verse of Gotye's "Somebody That I Used To Know") and A-Trak (who's cuts were featured in Project X) is still incredible. Featuring Foster and A-Trak as two poor, unfortunate souls that have to fight in a lucha libre ring while Kimbra croons in the background, the single is spot-on. It has the Foster the People-styled alternative folktronic beats with the A-Trak techno vibe underneath. The whole single comes together with Kimbra's unmistakeable voice. If you have been living under a rock and haven't seen the new video, make sure to check it out below.
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