The day my ex-boyfriend and I broke up, we had tickets to a Youth
Lagoon show that we didn’t want to waste. So we went — together — in all
our heartbreak and despair. Before watching Trevor Powers’ new video
for “Highway Patrol Stun Gun,” I never thought listening to the Idaho
artist’s music would ever make me feel anything but “Oh my God I want to
die” again, but I was wrong. Despite the song’s pensive piano and
Powers’ downcast whine, the video, directed by Kendy Ty, features Powers
happily perusing around New York City with a mysterious gold-masked
best friend. “Highway Patrol Stun Gun” is off Youth Lagoon’s upcoming
record Savage Hills Ballroom. Here’s what Powers told The FADER about the video:
“For me [the concept of the video] was this idea of having this extension of yourself. We go down these life paths and we feel like we’re always alone, but we have those different aspects of our personality that are essentially grounding us; we’re not quite alone, because we have our spirit. It was that idea, combined with the idea of losing someone and having them still be alive throughout your day to day–because I think that’s a very real thing. Anyone who’s experienced any sort of loss, you know you go out on a windy day you feel the wind on your skin and you feel like they’re still there.”
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