Mgmt have shared the video for their new song “Nothing to Declare,” the latest single off the duo’s upcoming album Loss of Life.
The Joey Frank-directed visual stars Inga Petry, a college student born with upper limb aplasia who uses social media to spread awareness for the disabled community. In the video, Petry travels to Paris, documenting an adventure that culminates with her witnessing the Venus de Milo in person.
“When I was first approached by Joey to do this project, it was the parallelism in his vision that first drew me in.
The Joey Frank-directed visual stars Inga Petry, a college student born with upper limb aplasia who uses social media to spread awareness for the disabled community. In the video, Petry travels to Paris, documenting an adventure that culminates with her witnessing the Venus de Milo in person.
“When I was first approached by Joey to do this project, it was the parallelism in his vision that first drew me in.
- 1/10/2024
- by Daniel Kreps
- Rollingstone.com
Mgmt are back with “Nothing To Declare,” the latest preview of their forthcoming album Loss of Life. Watch the song’s accompanying music video below.
Built from a folky guitar arpeggio, the song combines the naturalistic, acoustic hues of previous singles “Bubblegum Dog” and “Mother Nature” with the shimmering psychedelia they’re predominately known for. Unlike Loss of Life‘s other singles, however, “Nothing To Declare” doesn’t bubble up and burst into a flurry of activity — instead, the track blooms gently, with light flourishes of synths and percussion creating a sincere, cinematic feel.
“Nothing To Declare,” as one might say when arriving in a new country, is fittingly accompanied by a music video that features social media influencer and disability awareness activist Inga Petry taking a trip to Paris. Petry, who was born with upper limb aplasia, makes her way through various tourist attractions throughout the city, eventually landing...
Built from a folky guitar arpeggio, the song combines the naturalistic, acoustic hues of previous singles “Bubblegum Dog” and “Mother Nature” with the shimmering psychedelia they’re predominately known for. Unlike Loss of Life‘s other singles, however, “Nothing To Declare” doesn’t bubble up and burst into a flurry of activity — instead, the track blooms gently, with light flourishes of synths and percussion creating a sincere, cinematic feel.
“Nothing To Declare,” as one might say when arriving in a new country, is fittingly accompanied by a music video that features social media influencer and disability awareness activist Inga Petry taking a trip to Paris. Petry, who was born with upper limb aplasia, makes her way through various tourist attractions throughout the city, eventually landing...
- 1/10/2024
- by Paolo Ragusa
- Consequence - Music
Danny Fisher, CEO of New York-based City Lights Pictures, a division of City Lights Media Group, said Friday that the company has acquired North American distribution rights to 2007 Sundance Film Festival Documentary Grand Jury Prize winner Manda Bala (Send a Bullet). Simultaneously, Celsius picked up foreign distribution rights, and the Sundance Channel took domestic broadcast rights, he added. Manda Bala -- from first-time director Jason Kohn, who produced with Jared Ian Goldman and Joey Frank -- will be released theatrically by City Lights Pictures in the summer. City Lights Home Entertainment will handle home video through its DVD and digital distribution deal with WEA Corp., Warner Music Group's U.S. sales and retail marketing company. Cinetic Media repped the filmmakers in the deal.
- 5/21/2007
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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