Our favorite (and fellow) space cadets Squeak E. Clean and DJ Zegon of the world famous N.A.S.A. crew, strike again with yet another mouth watering music video with “Strange Enough” from their debut album The Spirit of Apollo.
Another new mesmerizing music video from my N.A.S.A. homeboys (Squeak E. Clean and DJ Zegon) as they unleash the Kool Keith/Tom Waits collabo “Spacious Thoughts” from their debut banger, The Spirit of Apollo. One of many original art-meets-animation music videos spawned from the N.A.S.A. project, “Spacious Thoughts” is directed, designed and animated by Fluorescent Hill and once again guided by the steady hands of creative director Syd Garon and producer by Susan Applegate.
More on “the making of” and interview with the artists courtesy of Boingboing.net.
Check out the trailer I cut for the N.A.S.A. homies below and see how the current version of “Whachadoin?” progressed from it’s early stages around the 2:30 mark:
“A Volta” is the latest music video collaboration from N.A.S.A. spacemen Squeak E. Clean and DJ Zegon and features the amazing artwork of The Date Farmers brought to life by the ultra talented directing team known simply as Logan. Having already given us several breakthrough videos to go along with their breakthrough album The Spirit of Apollo, the NAStronauts now bring together the musical stylings of Sizzla, Amanda Blank, and Love Foxxx of CSS in this their most obscenly violent and graphic video “chock full of evil bosses, sadistic henchmen, vigilantes, important briefcases, ghetto birds and piles of cash”.
The other day the web almost imploded when the trailer for Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Things Are was released. Now Spike’s younger brother Sam (Squeak E. Clean of N.A.S.A.) continues the owning of the internets with his latest contribution, “Gifted” featuring Kanye West, Santigold, andLykke Li. Just like the four other tracks released from their debut album The Spirit of Apollo, they’ve released an accompanying music video. This time around it features the animations of Three Legged Legs and is once again guided by the ever steady Syd Garon.
And here’s Sam talking about how he and Ze managed to bring all the talent together to create the year’s most collaborative album:
The N.A.S.A. kids have unleashed yet another hit, this time in the form of “Way Down” which features the musical stylings of the RZA, John Frusciante, and Barbie Hatch. And just like all the other tracks from “The Spirit of the Apollo” released so far, an accompanying music video has also taken shape (kinda like the Wonder Twins). The clip features the art and bold birds of LA’s Sage Vaughn and is once again directed by the mad master, Syd Garon.
Read more about the video from Syd over at BoingBoing.net.
By now you full well know I’ve been backing my boys from N.A.S.A. and taking any chance I get to help spread the good word of their collaborative venture and debut album, “The Spirit of Apollo”. And with a whole slate of music videos created for the album and accompanying film which features the work of some of today’s biggest names in the art world, all under the watchful eye of the man known as Syd Garon (Qbert’s legendary “Wave Twisters”), you know you’ll be seeing much more in the near future. Here’s a couple of N.A.S.A.’s latest AV offerings: