Freeway underpasses, the swampy LA river, dirty parking lots, and a darkened alley. These might seem like a short list of locations for a gritty crime show, but in reality, these seemingly undesirable locations are the setting for Dream Machines‘ brand-new music video. And, somehow, the guys make all of them look good.
Harry May-Kline and Luke Burba specialize in dance-floor-ready rock. Their third single as Dream Machines, “Recall,” is no different. It’s a synth-drenched jam whose tune will not get out of your head. May-Kline, whose insane dance moves and piercing falsetto star in the track’s video, recently explained why “Recall” is more than just another Saturday night banger: “We wrote ‘Recall’ as an expression of anxiety, specifically about communication and dealing with these problems as two people who don’t like to intellectualize their feelings.”
Watch the duo’s ’80s-inspired video—which May-Kline said was created almost entirely on the fly, “guerrilla style”—below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0FXfewMcSA
Dream Machines will be releasing their debut EP later this fall, but they’ll be at El Cid in Los Angeles on Friday, September 25. Don’t miss them.
