Calvin Harris and Ellie Goulding hooked up and look like they're making more than just music as they couple up in their sexy new video for their new collaboration, "I Need Your Love," the seventh single from the 29-year-old Scottish producer and DJ's third studio album, "18 Months," and was also included as a bonus track on the 26-year-old English singer's sophomore studio album, "Halcyon." What's better than two powerhouse acts? Both literally and figuratively!
If Monday has you down in the dumps, there is an 80% chance the following video will change things entirely. The mid-tempo electro-dance track, is a club-banging dance jam that matches his infectious beats with Goulding's saccharine voice - a match made in dance music heaven. This dance floor classic was transformed into this french funk tune that is sure to take over your body. It has some nostalgic sounds intermixed with the future funk he's putting out there as 80's synths roll into some new vocoder vocals. If you can make it from the beginning to the chorus without feeling the need to dance and/or scream with joy you are a far more controlled person than myself.
Discussing her collaboration with Harris, Goulding told Pop Justice: "I think it's one of the first songs he's written with someone. He's written a lot of songs by himself. I mean, he's really, really clever. I've always been a fan of him and we used to have the same management, ages ago. He's done well for himself. We wrote that song in his flat about a year ago now and then we sort of scrapped it and came back to it and re-recorded it and there was a bit of confusion around that song for a bit."
The promo is so bright, sunny, commercial and mainstream - a whole steamy, summery affair for the pair, who play a couple that reunited with a lost camera that contains a compilation of footage of them together, journeying around the world in love with one another and recording themselves as they gallivant through the streets and bedrooms of Miami. They kiss, they frolicking around in bed before they smooch, cruising in a convertible and getting a tattoo, and then they go to the beach, and they make the most out of Miami's awesome nightlife.
If Monday has you down in the dumps, there is an 80% chance the following video will change things entirely. The mid-tempo electro-dance track, is a club-banging dance jam that matches his infectious beats with Goulding's saccharine voice - a match made in dance music heaven. This dance floor classic was transformed into this french funk tune that is sure to take over your body. It has some nostalgic sounds intermixed with the future funk he's putting out there as 80's synths roll into some new vocoder vocals. If you can make it from the beginning to the chorus without feeling the need to dance and/or scream with joy you are a far more controlled person than myself.
Discussing her collaboration with Harris, Goulding told Pop Justice: "I think it's one of the first songs he's written with someone. He's written a lot of songs by himself. I mean, he's really, really clever. I've always been a fan of him and we used to have the same management, ages ago. He's done well for himself. We wrote that song in his flat about a year ago now and then we sort of scrapped it and came back to it and re-recorded it and there was a bit of confusion around that song for a bit."
The promo is so bright, sunny, commercial and mainstream - a whole steamy, summery affair for the pair, who play a couple that reunited with a lost camera that contains a compilation of footage of them together, journeying around the world in love with one another and recording themselves as they gallivant through the streets and bedrooms of Miami. They kiss, they frolicking around in bed before they smooch, cruising in a convertible and getting a tattoo, and then they go to the beach, and they make the most out of Miami's awesome nightlife.
0 comments