Bear Mountain are gearing up to unleash their sophomore record, but before it arrives in the new year, they're teasing out new material. We've already seen the video for "Hopeful" and now they've offered up a clip for "Badu."
"When we approached our friends Ryan Flowers and Lisa Pham to make a video for our song Badu, they were reminded of a break dancer they met one day in the courtyard of the Woodward's building in Vancouver," the band's Ian Bevis said in a statement. "They told us about B boy Magneto, and the dedication he had to the practice and art of break dancing. Magnus allowed us to film him practicing his routine, and gave us a glimpse of the artfulness and dedication he has to practicing his craft. We love how the song and video play together, and watching as Magnus practices his routine, and then takes it to a battle. We hope you have fun watching it."
Given his infectious energy and undeniable skills, it'll be hard not to enjoy the clip. Watch the video for "Badu" in the player below.
You can also catch Bear Mountain live at the Adelaide Hall in Toronto on December 10. Non-perishable food items will be collected at the door and $1 from each ticket will be donated to the Daily Bread Food Bank.
"When we approached our friends Ryan Flowers and Lisa Pham to make a video for our song Badu, they were reminded of a break dancer they met one day in the courtyard of the Woodward's building in Vancouver," the band's Ian Bevis said in a statement. "They told us about B boy Magneto, and the dedication he had to the practice and art of break dancing. Magnus allowed us to film him practicing his routine, and gave us a glimpse of the artfulness and dedication he has to practicing his craft. We love how the song and video play together, and watching as Magnus practices his routine, and then takes it to a battle. We hope you have fun watching it."
Given his infectious energy and undeniable skills, it'll be hard not to enjoy the clip. Watch the video for "Badu" in the player below.
You can also catch Bear Mountain live at the Adelaide Hall in Toronto on December 10. Non-perishable food items will be collected at the door and $1 from each ticket will be donated to the Daily Bread Food Bank.