Public Service Broadcasting unveil the video for the first single from
their upcoming second album, 'The Race For Space'. A brassy, funk-heavy
superhero theme song for the most famous man in the world at the time,
‘Gagarin’ reveals a new side to the band – not least their considerable
dancing skills.
Once again given access to newly acquired BFI
footage, this time of the Soviet space race, PSB’s J. Willgoose, Esq.
explained the rationale behind the song: “We didn’t want to be too
literal in our interpretation of the material we were given – material
that was full of heroic language and a sense of exuberance, with lines
like ‘the hero who blazed the trail to the stars’, and ‘the whole world
knew him and loved him’. It seemed more appropriate to try and re-create
some of that triumphant air with a similarly upbeat song – and when it
came to creating the video, the best way we could think of to
communicate that sense of joy was to get our dancing shoes on.”
Contains
footage from 'Voyage to the Stars', '10 Years In Space', 'Man Remains
on Earth', 'Man Returns from Space' & 'Red Moon', all BFI National
Archive and used with kind permission
Director: Alex Kemp
Choreographer: Kieran Donovan
Producer: Tony Powell
Assistant Producer: Vijay Sisodia
Director of Photography: Dominic Bartels
Editor: Lucy Badger
Grade: Joe Bicknell
Sound Designer: Adam Smyth
Production Designer: Amy Cooper Goodrich
Camera Assist: Chris Starkey
Steadicam: Jon Moy
Projections: Gerred Blyth
Graphic Designer: Leo Williamson
Costume: Jenny Schwarz
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