For their current Swedish chart-topper People Hurt People, Swiss outfit Lunik commissioned Luc Janin to translate their emo indie tones to the small screen.

For their current Swedish chart-topper People Hurt People, Swiss outfit Lunik commissioned Luc Janin to translate their emo indie tones to the small screen. This is Janin's first video with a female lead vocal which gave him an opportunity to explore a softer approach - even though the promo contains plastic bears, 4000 ping pong balls (real ones) and a child in a web of ropes... Watch: <a href="http://annex.gosimian.com/presentation/reels/01/1/373031" target="_blank">Quicktime Movie</a>

This is Janin's first video with a female lead vocal which gave him an opportunity to explore a softer approach - even though the promo contains plastic bears, 4000 ping pong balls (real ones) and a child in a web of ropes...

For their current Swedish chart-topper People Hurt People, Swiss outfit Lunik commissioned Luc Janin to translate their emo indie tones to the small screen. This is Janin's first video with a female lead vocal which gave him an opportunity to explore a softer approach - even though the promo contains plastic bears, 4000 ping pong balls (real ones) and a child in a web of ropes... Watch: <a href="http://annex.gosimian.com/presentation/reels/01/1/373031" target="_blank">Quicktime Movie</a>

Watch: Quicktime Movie