The Moldy Peaches' Adam Green and acclaimed actor Tyler Labine ('New Amsterdam' and Tucker and Dale vs Evil') appeared in a new music video for the Brooklyn-based songwriter Willis Willis.
Sign up for ourThe Moldy Peaches’ Adam Green and acclaimed actor Tyler Labine appeared in a new music video for the Brooklyn-based songwriter Willis Willis.
“Working on this video really reminded me that I have built a great community of fellow artists and friends in my years in New York. Adam Green and Tyler Labine are both really great friends and I was excited and flattered that they wanted to be involved,” said Willis. “Sometimes in creative life, you find yourself lucky enough to collaborate with people who have real vision, motivation and expertise to really see it through.
“I have known Adam Green since around 2003. I’m pretty sure we first met backstage at a Libertines show ,” said Willis “Adam put on the bald cap for the final scenes as a last-minute decision. It happened naturally, as did the big group sing at the end. I painted all the paintings you see.”
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