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Cereal Killers debuts hedonistic bass heavy video for "This."

  • September 1, 2018
  • Vivian Lin
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As deep house anthems go, Cereal Killers have got it nailed down to a T. The moniker of friends Ryon Lawford and Matt Winter, deep basslines, distorted vocal cuts and a steady inclination of octaves defines the shining craziness of "This." – their newest single. Thus, a music video was born, released shortly after to help elucidate the song's outlook and perspective on what defines 'crazy'. 

The video, panning in and out of close and long-distance shots, constantly on the move and purposefully shaky in curated sections, follows their mantra with zealous ambition. As the lyrics go, "get crazy / make love to this / and do drugs to this / and then fuck to this", the track clearly outlines a happy-go-lucky, go with the flow and have fun type of feel, encouraging people to do whatever they want in response to "This.". Gyrating bodies and a panda mascot being splattered with fluorescent paint along with some wildly choreographed dance moves dominates the video and clearly, is downright insane but very addicting to watch.

Connect with Cereal Killers: Soundcloud | Twitter | Facebook

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