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Khruangbin and Leon Bridges may have disparate origins - the former a trio from Texas with a global blend of cinematic psych-funk, the latter a Grammy-winning Soul artist - but their collaboration brings about a unique redux on vintage soul, carrying with it a powerful rock undertone. These artists sure know how to tap into universal human themes through music, blending borders and genres in a way that feels both novel and familiar.
On the video-front, take a look at “Texas Sun,” the title track for their joint EP. Directed by Philip Andelman, the video transports you into a surreal, sunbathed road trip across various Texas landscapes, reflecting the soulful, chilled-out, and, at times, psychedelic sound of the track. Fun fact, the essence of "Texas Sun" leverages the quintessential rubber tramps of the wild west with a dash of hallucination. In their clip for “C-Side,” they turn up the funk factor, enveloping viewers in a dizzying display of colors, effects, and choreography that's introspective yet toe-tappingly infectious. Finally, the video for “So We Won’t Forget” serves a platter of nostalgia, painting a poignant story of memory and connection tied together by an eclectic dance beat. Each of these prove that Khruangbin and Leon Bridges aren't just velvet-tongued musicians but visual artists who strongly believe in, and consistently deliver, aural and ocular harmony. Their work has made a lasting impact in the industry, stirring a shift towards meaningful, context-rich audiovisual experiences.
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