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Toro Y Moi shops for groceries in "Lily" [Video]

  • May 4, 2015
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Toro Y Moi's latest album What For? has been out for around a month now. What For?, is a clear departure from the electronic sound Chaz Bundick is known for. In his latest video for "Lily," Bundick spends some time at the grocery store. It's an interesting clip that shows a different side of Bundick's life.

The directing duo HARRYS were looking to make a short documentary of sorts about Toro Y Moi. They wanted to focus on Toro Y Moi's life while not on the road. Part of the video even focuses on Bundick hanging with his dog in the park. Of course, the video would not be complete without a performance by Bundick and his band in the clip. 

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CvB6dj7dKk[/youtube]

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