01 August 2017 - 0 Comments
Following last night's packed private screening at the Roxy Cinema in Wellington and MTV premiere, Louis Baker today reveals his smoking hot new music video, Addict.
Shot in Brooklyn, New York City by award-winning music video director Shae Sterling, the clip pays homage to an era of iconic 70s and 80s film, combined with a clean modern look, and a suave leather jacket clad Baker.
“Louis and I had an amazing week filming this video. Staying in Brooklyn, we got a feel for the area, and we relived those classic gangster movies from the 80’s,” reflects Stirling
“The video
is the perfect visual depiction of what the song sounds like,”Louis says. “I’m driving a
1979 Cadillac Coupe de Ville at 4 am in the morning across Brooklyn Bridge in
‘The City That Never Sleeps’, and I’m making a music video. If someone had told
me that I’d be doing this 10 years ago, I would never have believed them.”
Watch the smouldering new video here or
below, as it unfolds under the cover of night around New York's city streets.
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Compelling New Zealanders and souls abroad with his powerfully evocative voice and potent honesty, Louis Baker has evolved into one of New Zealand's most endearing soul voices of the millennial generation.
Everyone from India Arie ("Louis Baker, you sing my soul") to the international music community (BBC 6 Music, Clash Magazine, The Line of Best Fit,Red Bull Music,Earmilk) have shown love for his soul-crafted work.
Baker has just returned from another songwriting trip to the US, where he has been working with some of Adele,Demi Lovato andJohn Legend's songwriting teams with the promise of new material for early 2018.
Following two sold out New Zealand shows in May, Louis is taking his band to Australia in September for shows in Melbourne (20th Sept)and Sydney (21st Sept).
If you want a little more, immerse yourself in the live rendition of Addict here, filmed earlier for Radio New Zealand National's Music 101.
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