Made for buttons, it nonetheless features an alluring Sky Siren (played by sexy vocalist Deirdre Muro) in the clouds above Brooklyn - and a cameo by Barry as 'water pistol victim'.<br/>The very smart Sniper Twins are also now repped in the UK for both videos and commercials, signing to SkinFlicks for music videos and to Independent for ads. <em>Sniper Twins' Barry and Dax talk to Promo News making the video for French Horn Rebellion's Beaches &amp; Friends </em>(thanks Laura!) <strong>What was the inspiration behind the disco sky goddess and the general psychedelic vibe</strong> When we had last seen the boys, they were just two hipsters in Williamsburg hanging out on the street. We wanted to start off in that world, but then take them somewhere unexpected. We thought the sky goddess was a nice way to connect with both the themes of inspiration and the coaxing girls that tell the band they're HOT. Though the sky goddess muse inspires them to spread their wings and fly, on the cautionary side, putting too much of themselves in her hands, they're lead to their demise. Originally, the sky goddess was supposed be made up of about 10 different girls that constantly shuffled and never settled on one, but budget didn't allow. Luckily, Deidre Muro, who sings the hook, is pretty damn foxy. <br/>The psychedelic vibe and any overall mysticism came about from just being turned on by stuff like Holy Mountain, Kasabian's music videos, and Native-American themed everything in fashion these days. We're also inspired by gypsies. <strong>What was the most challenging part of making the video</strong> Just trying to bring everything together for no money was rough. Having an ambitious idea didn't help. Graphics work was a big obstacle, but fortunately, Spek Studios in Brooklyn helped us out since they dug the song and the idea. <strong>I spotted a Sniper cameo in the video - water pistol victim #1. Was that Dax or Barry why did you enjoy getting involved in front of the camera as well as behind it</strong> That was Barry Bangs. Originally, we had wanted it to be an older gentleman in a suit, Lawrence Fishburne like, for example. But due to last minute scheduling and lack of budget, we ended up digging the idea of bringing Barry back in front of the camera like in the Broken Heart video. However, this Barry is very different emotionally than the Barry in Broken Heart. Perhaps time hasn't been good to him and he now spites the band, or it's just his twin.

Made for buttons, it nonetheless features an alluring Sky Siren (played by sexy vocalist Deirdre Muro) in the clouds above Brooklyn - and a cameo by Barry as 'water pistol victim'.
The very smart Sniper Twins are also now repped in the UK for both videos and commercials, signing to SkinFlicks for music videos and to Independent for ads.

Made for buttons, it nonetheless features an alluring Sky Siren (played by sexy vocalist Deirdre Muro) in the clouds above Brooklyn - and a cameo by Barry as 'water pistol victim'.<br/>The very smart Sniper Twins are also now repped in the UK for both videos and commercials, signing to SkinFlicks for music videos and to Independent for ads. <em>Sniper Twins' Barry and Dax talk to Promo News making the video for French Horn Rebellion's Beaches &amp; Friends </em>(thanks Laura!) <strong>What was the inspiration behind the disco sky goddess and the general psychedelic vibe</strong> When we had last seen the boys, they were just two hipsters in Williamsburg hanging out on the street. We wanted to start off in that world, but then take them somewhere unexpected. We thought the sky goddess was a nice way to connect with both the themes of inspiration and the coaxing girls that tell the band they're HOT. Though the sky goddess muse inspires them to spread their wings and fly, on the cautionary side, putting too much of themselves in her hands, they're lead to their demise. Originally, the sky goddess was supposed be made up of about 10 different girls that constantly shuffled and never settled on one, but budget didn't allow. Luckily, Deidre Muro, who sings the hook, is pretty damn foxy. <br/>The psychedelic vibe and any overall mysticism came about from just being turned on by stuff like Holy Mountain, Kasabian's music videos, and Native-American themed everything in fashion these days. We're also inspired by gypsies. <strong>What was the most challenging part of making the video</strong> Just trying to bring everything together for no money was rough. Having an ambitious idea didn't help. Graphics work was a big obstacle, but fortunately, Spek Studios in Brooklyn helped us out since they dug the song and the idea. <strong>I spotted a Sniper cameo in the video - water pistol victim #1. Was that Dax or Barry why did you enjoy getting involved in front of the camera as well as behind it</strong> That was Barry Bangs. Originally, we had wanted it to be an older gentleman in a suit, Lawrence Fishburne like, for example. But due to last minute scheduling and lack of budget, we ended up digging the idea of bringing Barry back in front of the camera like in the Broken Heart video. However, this Barry is very different emotionally than the Barry in Broken Heart. Perhaps time hasn't been good to him and he now spites the band, or it's just his twin.

Sniper Twins' Barry and Dax talk to Promo News making the video for French Horn Rebellion's Beaches & Friends (thanks Laura!)

Made for buttons, it nonetheless features an alluring Sky Siren (played by sexy vocalist Deirdre Muro) in the clouds above Brooklyn - and a cameo by Barry as 'water pistol victim'.<br/>The very smart Sniper Twins are also now repped in the UK for both videos and commercials, signing to SkinFlicks for music videos and to Independent for ads. <em>Sniper Twins' Barry and Dax talk to Promo News making the video for French Horn Rebellion's Beaches &amp; Friends </em>(thanks Laura!) <strong>What was the inspiration behind the disco sky goddess and the general psychedelic vibe</strong> When we had last seen the boys, they were just two hipsters in Williamsburg hanging out on the street. We wanted to start off in that world, but then take them somewhere unexpected. We thought the sky goddess was a nice way to connect with both the themes of inspiration and the coaxing girls that tell the band they're HOT. Though the sky goddess muse inspires them to spread their wings and fly, on the cautionary side, putting too much of themselves in her hands, they're lead to their demise. Originally, the sky goddess was supposed be made up of about 10 different girls that constantly shuffled and never settled on one, but budget didn't allow. Luckily, Deidre Muro, who sings the hook, is pretty damn foxy. <br/>The psychedelic vibe and any overall mysticism came about from just being turned on by stuff like Holy Mountain, Kasabian's music videos, and Native-American themed everything in fashion these days. We're also inspired by gypsies. <strong>What was the most challenging part of making the video</strong> Just trying to bring everything together for no money was rough. Having an ambitious idea didn't help. Graphics work was a big obstacle, but fortunately, Spek Studios in Brooklyn helped us out since they dug the song and the idea. <strong>I spotted a Sniper cameo in the video - water pistol victim #1. Was that Dax or Barry why did you enjoy getting involved in front of the camera as well as behind it</strong> That was Barry Bangs. Originally, we had wanted it to be an older gentleman in a suit, Lawrence Fishburne like, for example. But due to last minute scheduling and lack of budget, we ended up digging the idea of bringing Barry back in front of the camera like in the Broken Heart video. However, this Barry is very different emotionally than the Barry in Broken Heart. Perhaps time hasn't been good to him and he now spites the band, or it's just his twin.

What was the inspiration behind the disco sky goddess and the general psychedelic vibe

Made for buttons, it nonetheless features an alluring Sky Siren (played by sexy vocalist Deirdre Muro) in the clouds above Brooklyn - and a cameo by Barry as 'water pistol victim'.<br/>The very smart Sniper Twins are also now repped in the UK for both videos and commercials, signing to SkinFlicks for music videos and to Independent for ads. <em>Sniper Twins' Barry and Dax talk to Promo News making the video for French Horn Rebellion's Beaches &amp; Friends </em>(thanks Laura!) <strong>What was the inspiration behind the disco sky goddess and the general psychedelic vibe</strong> When we had last seen the boys, they were just two hipsters in Williamsburg hanging out on the street. We wanted to start off in that world, but then take them somewhere unexpected. We thought the sky goddess was a nice way to connect with both the themes of inspiration and the coaxing girls that tell the band they're HOT. Though the sky goddess muse inspires them to spread their wings and fly, on the cautionary side, putting too much of themselves in her hands, they're lead to their demise. Originally, the sky goddess was supposed be made up of about 10 different girls that constantly shuffled and never settled on one, but budget didn't allow. Luckily, Deidre Muro, who sings the hook, is pretty damn foxy. <br/>The psychedelic vibe and any overall mysticism came about from just being turned on by stuff like Holy Mountain, Kasabian's music videos, and Native-American themed everything in fashion these days. We're also inspired by gypsies. <strong>What was the most challenging part of making the video</strong> Just trying to bring everything together for no money was rough. Having an ambitious idea didn't help. Graphics work was a big obstacle, but fortunately, Spek Studios in Brooklyn helped us out since they dug the song and the idea. <strong>I spotted a Sniper cameo in the video - water pistol victim #1. Was that Dax or Barry why did you enjoy getting involved in front of the camera as well as behind it</strong> That was Barry Bangs. Originally, we had wanted it to be an older gentleman in a suit, Lawrence Fishburne like, for example. But due to last minute scheduling and lack of budget, we ended up digging the idea of bringing Barry back in front of the camera like in the Broken Heart video. However, this Barry is very different emotionally than the Barry in Broken Heart. Perhaps time hasn't been good to him and he now spites the band, or it's just his twin.

When we had last seen the boys, they were just two hipsters in Williamsburg hanging out on the street. We wanted to start off in that world, but then take them somewhere unexpected.

Made for buttons, it nonetheless features an alluring Sky Siren (played by sexy vocalist Deirdre Muro) in the clouds above Brooklyn - and a cameo by Barry as 'water pistol victim'.<br/>The very smart Sniper Twins are also now repped in the UK for both videos and commercials, signing to SkinFlicks for music videos and to Independent for ads. <em>Sniper Twins' Barry and Dax talk to Promo News making the video for French Horn Rebellion's Beaches &amp; Friends </em>(thanks Laura!) <strong>What was the inspiration behind the disco sky goddess and the general psychedelic vibe</strong> When we had last seen the boys, they were just two hipsters in Williamsburg hanging out on the street. We wanted to start off in that world, but then take them somewhere unexpected. We thought the sky goddess was a nice way to connect with both the themes of inspiration and the coaxing girls that tell the band they're HOT. Though the sky goddess muse inspires them to spread their wings and fly, on the cautionary side, putting too much of themselves in her hands, they're lead to their demise. Originally, the sky goddess was supposed be made up of about 10 different girls that constantly shuffled and never settled on one, but budget didn't allow. Luckily, Deidre Muro, who sings the hook, is pretty damn foxy. <br/>The psychedelic vibe and any overall mysticism came about from just being turned on by stuff like Holy Mountain, Kasabian's music videos, and Native-American themed everything in fashion these days. We're also inspired by gypsies. <strong>What was the most challenging part of making the video</strong> Just trying to bring everything together for no money was rough. Having an ambitious idea didn't help. Graphics work was a big obstacle, but fortunately, Spek Studios in Brooklyn helped us out since they dug the song and the idea. <strong>I spotted a Sniper cameo in the video - water pistol victim #1. Was that Dax or Barry why did you enjoy getting involved in front of the camera as well as behind it</strong> That was Barry Bangs. Originally, we had wanted it to be an older gentleman in a suit, Lawrence Fishburne like, for example. But due to last minute scheduling and lack of budget, we ended up digging the idea of bringing Barry back in front of the camera like in the Broken Heart video. However, this Barry is very different emotionally than the Barry in Broken Heart. Perhaps time hasn't been good to him and he now spites the band, or it's just his twin.

We thought the sky goddess was a nice way to connect with both the themes of inspiration and the coaxing girls that tell the band they're HOT. Though the sky goddess muse inspires them to spread their wings and fly, on the cautionary side, putting too much of themselves in her hands, they're lead to their demise. Originally, the sky goddess was supposed be made up of about 10 different girls that constantly shuffled and never settled on one, but budget didn't allow. Luckily, Deidre Muro, who sings the hook, is pretty damn foxy.
The psychedelic vibe and any overall mysticism came about from just being turned on by stuff like Holy Mountain, Kasabian's music videos, and Native-American themed everything in fashion these days. We're also inspired by gypsies.

Made for buttons, it nonetheless features an alluring Sky Siren (played by sexy vocalist Deirdre Muro) in the clouds above Brooklyn - and a cameo by Barry as 'water pistol victim'.<br/>The very smart Sniper Twins are also now repped in the UK for both videos and commercials, signing to SkinFlicks for music videos and to Independent for ads. <em>Sniper Twins' Barry and Dax talk to Promo News making the video for French Horn Rebellion's Beaches &amp; Friends </em>(thanks Laura!) <strong>What was the inspiration behind the disco sky goddess and the general psychedelic vibe</strong> When we had last seen the boys, they were just two hipsters in Williamsburg hanging out on the street. We wanted to start off in that world, but then take them somewhere unexpected. We thought the sky goddess was a nice way to connect with both the themes of inspiration and the coaxing girls that tell the band they're HOT. Though the sky goddess muse inspires them to spread their wings and fly, on the cautionary side, putting too much of themselves in her hands, they're lead to their demise. Originally, the sky goddess was supposed be made up of about 10 different girls that constantly shuffled and never settled on one, but budget didn't allow. Luckily, Deidre Muro, who sings the hook, is pretty damn foxy. <br/>The psychedelic vibe and any overall mysticism came about from just being turned on by stuff like Holy Mountain, Kasabian's music videos, and Native-American themed everything in fashion these days. We're also inspired by gypsies. <strong>What was the most challenging part of making the video</strong> Just trying to bring everything together for no money was rough. Having an ambitious idea didn't help. Graphics work was a big obstacle, but fortunately, Spek Studios in Brooklyn helped us out since they dug the song and the idea. <strong>I spotted a Sniper cameo in the video - water pistol victim #1. Was that Dax or Barry why did you enjoy getting involved in front of the camera as well as behind it</strong> That was Barry Bangs. Originally, we had wanted it to be an older gentleman in a suit, Lawrence Fishburne like, for example. But due to last minute scheduling and lack of budget, we ended up digging the idea of bringing Barry back in front of the camera like in the Broken Heart video. However, this Barry is very different emotionally than the Barry in Broken Heart. Perhaps time hasn't been good to him and he now spites the band, or it's just his twin.

What was the most challenging part of making the video

Made for buttons, it nonetheless features an alluring Sky Siren (played by sexy vocalist Deirdre Muro) in the clouds above Brooklyn - and a cameo by Barry as 'water pistol victim'.<br/>The very smart Sniper Twins are also now repped in the UK for both videos and commercials, signing to SkinFlicks for music videos and to Independent for ads. <em>Sniper Twins' Barry and Dax talk to Promo News making the video for French Horn Rebellion's Beaches &amp; Friends </em>(thanks Laura!) <strong>What was the inspiration behind the disco sky goddess and the general psychedelic vibe</strong> When we had last seen the boys, they were just two hipsters in Williamsburg hanging out on the street. We wanted to start off in that world, but then take them somewhere unexpected. We thought the sky goddess was a nice way to connect with both the themes of inspiration and the coaxing girls that tell the band they're HOT. Though the sky goddess muse inspires them to spread their wings and fly, on the cautionary side, putting too much of themselves in her hands, they're lead to their demise. Originally, the sky goddess was supposed be made up of about 10 different girls that constantly shuffled and never settled on one, but budget didn't allow. Luckily, Deidre Muro, who sings the hook, is pretty damn foxy. <br/>The psychedelic vibe and any overall mysticism came about from just being turned on by stuff like Holy Mountain, Kasabian's music videos, and Native-American themed everything in fashion these days. We're also inspired by gypsies. <strong>What was the most challenging part of making the video</strong> Just trying to bring everything together for no money was rough. Having an ambitious idea didn't help. Graphics work was a big obstacle, but fortunately, Spek Studios in Brooklyn helped us out since they dug the song and the idea. <strong>I spotted a Sniper cameo in the video - water pistol victim #1. Was that Dax or Barry why did you enjoy getting involved in front of the camera as well as behind it</strong> That was Barry Bangs. Originally, we had wanted it to be an older gentleman in a suit, Lawrence Fishburne like, for example. But due to last minute scheduling and lack of budget, we ended up digging the idea of bringing Barry back in front of the camera like in the Broken Heart video. However, this Barry is very different emotionally than the Barry in Broken Heart. Perhaps time hasn't been good to him and he now spites the band, or it's just his twin.

Just trying to bring everything together for no money was rough. Having an ambitious idea didn't help. Graphics work was a big obstacle, but fortunately, Spek Studios in Brooklyn helped us out since they dug the song and the idea.

Made for buttons, it nonetheless features an alluring Sky Siren (played by sexy vocalist Deirdre Muro) in the clouds above Brooklyn - and a cameo by Barry as 'water pistol victim'.<br/>The very smart Sniper Twins are also now repped in the UK for both videos and commercials, signing to SkinFlicks for music videos and to Independent for ads. <em>Sniper Twins' Barry and Dax talk to Promo News making the video for French Horn Rebellion's Beaches &amp; Friends </em>(thanks Laura!) <strong>What was the inspiration behind the disco sky goddess and the general psychedelic vibe</strong> When we had last seen the boys, they were just two hipsters in Williamsburg hanging out on the street. We wanted to start off in that world, but then take them somewhere unexpected. We thought the sky goddess was a nice way to connect with both the themes of inspiration and the coaxing girls that tell the band they're HOT. Though the sky goddess muse inspires them to spread their wings and fly, on the cautionary side, putting too much of themselves in her hands, they're lead to their demise. Originally, the sky goddess was supposed be made up of about 10 different girls that constantly shuffled and never settled on one, but budget didn't allow. Luckily, Deidre Muro, who sings the hook, is pretty damn foxy. <br/>The psychedelic vibe and any overall mysticism came about from just being turned on by stuff like Holy Mountain, Kasabian's music videos, and Native-American themed everything in fashion these days. We're also inspired by gypsies. <strong>What was the most challenging part of making the video</strong> Just trying to bring everything together for no money was rough. Having an ambitious idea didn't help. Graphics work was a big obstacle, but fortunately, Spek Studios in Brooklyn helped us out since they dug the song and the idea. <strong>I spotted a Sniper cameo in the video - water pistol victim #1. Was that Dax or Barry why did you enjoy getting involved in front of the camera as well as behind it</strong> That was Barry Bangs. Originally, we had wanted it to be an older gentleman in a suit, Lawrence Fishburne like, for example. But due to last minute scheduling and lack of budget, we ended up digging the idea of bringing Barry back in front of the camera like in the Broken Heart video. However, this Barry is very different emotionally than the Barry in Broken Heart. Perhaps time hasn't been good to him and he now spites the band, or it's just his twin.

I spotted a Sniper cameo in the video - water pistol victim #1. Was that Dax or Barry why did you enjoy getting involved in front of the camera as well as behind it

Made for buttons, it nonetheless features an alluring Sky Siren (played by sexy vocalist Deirdre Muro) in the clouds above Brooklyn - and a cameo by Barry as 'water pistol victim'.<br/>The very smart Sniper Twins are also now repped in the UK for both videos and commercials, signing to SkinFlicks for music videos and to Independent for ads. <em>Sniper Twins' Barry and Dax talk to Promo News making the video for French Horn Rebellion's Beaches &amp; Friends </em>(thanks Laura!) <strong>What was the inspiration behind the disco sky goddess and the general psychedelic vibe</strong> When we had last seen the boys, they were just two hipsters in Williamsburg hanging out on the street. We wanted to start off in that world, but then take them somewhere unexpected. We thought the sky goddess was a nice way to connect with both the themes of inspiration and the coaxing girls that tell the band they're HOT. Though the sky goddess muse inspires them to spread their wings and fly, on the cautionary side, putting too much of themselves in her hands, they're lead to their demise. Originally, the sky goddess was supposed be made up of about 10 different girls that constantly shuffled and never settled on one, but budget didn't allow. Luckily, Deidre Muro, who sings the hook, is pretty damn foxy. <br/>The psychedelic vibe and any overall mysticism came about from just being turned on by stuff like Holy Mountain, Kasabian's music videos, and Native-American themed everything in fashion these days. We're also inspired by gypsies. <strong>What was the most challenging part of making the video</strong> Just trying to bring everything together for no money was rough. Having an ambitious idea didn't help. Graphics work was a big obstacle, but fortunately, Spek Studios in Brooklyn helped us out since they dug the song and the idea. <strong>I spotted a Sniper cameo in the video - water pistol victim #1. Was that Dax or Barry why did you enjoy getting involved in front of the camera as well as behind it</strong> That was Barry Bangs. Originally, we had wanted it to be an older gentleman in a suit, Lawrence Fishburne like, for example. But due to last minute scheduling and lack of budget, we ended up digging the idea of bringing Barry back in front of the camera like in the Broken Heart video. However, this Barry is very different emotionally than the Barry in Broken Heart. Perhaps time hasn't been good to him and he now spites the band, or it's just his twin.

That was Barry Bangs. Originally, we had wanted it to be an older gentleman in a suit, Lawrence Fishburne like, for example. But due to last minute scheduling and lack of budget, we ended up digging the idea of bringing Barry back in front of the camera like in the Broken Heart video. However, this Barry is very different emotionally than the Barry in Broken Heart. Perhaps time hasn't been good to him and he now spites the band, or it's just his twin.