You've seen the posters, now watch the video. Hot Chip, New Order's Bernard Sumner and remixers Hot City team-up for Didn't Know What Love Was, and Andreas Nilsson has directed the peach of a promo.

You've seen the posters, now watch the video. Hot Chip, New Order's Bernard Sumner and remixers Hot City team-up for Didn't Know What Love Was, and Andreas Nilsson has directed the peach of a promo. All kinds of surreal stuff and nonsense of the Andreas variety involving multiple versions of the Hot Chip chaps, hairy drummers and switch-editing. But the star of the show is Barney Sumner, with shadow in tow: unashamedly middle-aged, but well cool. It's all part of Converse's <a href="http://www.converseblog.com/uk/music/" target="_blank">3 Artists, 1 Song</a> series - developed with creative agency Anomaly New York - as part of their bigger commitment to music. And there's a second Converse-sponsored video from Terri Timely on its way.

All kinds of surreal stuff and nonsense of the Andreas variety involving multiple versions of the Hot Chip chaps, hairy drummers and switch-editing. But the star of the show is Barney Sumner, with shadow in tow: unashamedly middle-aged, but well cool.

You've seen the posters, now watch the video. Hot Chip, New Order's Bernard Sumner and remixers Hot City team-up for Didn't Know What Love Was, and Andreas Nilsson has directed the peach of a promo. All kinds of surreal stuff and nonsense of the Andreas variety involving multiple versions of the Hot Chip chaps, hairy drummers and switch-editing. But the star of the show is Barney Sumner, with shadow in tow: unashamedly middle-aged, but well cool. It's all part of Converse's <a href="http://www.converseblog.com/uk/music/" target="_blank">3 Artists, 1 Song</a> series - developed with creative agency Anomaly New York - as part of their bigger commitment to music. And there's a second Converse-sponsored video from Terri Timely on its way.

It's all part of Converse's 3 Artists, 1 Song series - developed with creative agency Anomaly New York - as part of their bigger commitment to music. And there's a second Converse-sponsored video from Terri Timely on its way.

You've seen the posters, now watch the video. Hot Chip, New Order's Bernard Sumner and remixers Hot City team-up for Didn't Know What Love Was, and Andreas Nilsson has directed the peach of a promo. All kinds of surreal stuff and nonsense of the Andreas variety involving multiple versions of the Hot Chip chaps, hairy drummers and switch-editing. But the star of the show is Barney Sumner, with shadow in tow: unashamedly middle-aged, but well cool. It's all part of Converse's <a href="http://www.converseblog.com/uk/music/" target="_blank">3 Artists, 1 Song</a> series - developed with creative agency Anomaly New York - as part of their bigger commitment to music. And there's a second Converse-sponsored video from Terri Timely on its way.