An Afrojack-produced song, "Good Time" by Paris Hilton featuring Lil Wayne, had a music video release earlier this week, and now it's the Dutch music producer and DJ's turn with a music video for his own single, "The Spark". Featuring Spree Wilson and directed by Tim Nackashi, "The Spark" follows three groups in and around Las Vegas: a group of teenagers walking around on foot, Afrojack and Wilson in a nice mansion with some sexy ladies, and a guy working out. Everyone in the video has the ability to ignite sparks when they touch something - an effect that is featured more and more as the video goes on.

Clearly Afrojack and Wilson got the sweet end of the deal here. They get to dine on grapes and artichokes with two ladies wearing only t shirts and underwear, and Afrojack takes it a step further by getting to joyride throughout Las Vegas in Lamborghini. The dichotomy between the kids letting loose and the guys in the mansion is interesting in the context of the setting - Las Vegas has always been a place that appeals to everyone from the super rich to people who just want to have a good time and go nuts, so there's a sense of the city uniting them under the sparkly lights.

The video for "The Spark" was produce by Sloane Skala for Black Dog Films and Revel Pictures. "The Spark" is available now as a single.

Adam Fairholm is the co-founder and lead developer of IMVDb. You can find him on twitter at @adamfairholm.