The style of some music videos are really defined by where they're shot, whether its in the street of a particular neighborhood, in a giant rented mansion, or somewhere completely different. In "Louder," the new music video from Neon Jungle, directed by Colin Tilley, the location of choice is a massive metal dome structure (airplane hanger? missile launcher?). The four members of Neon Jungle keep the performance intensity up to 11 for pretty much the entire video, making it an extremely apt visual for a song called "Louder." The acoustics in that building must be intense.
Neon Jungle is a four-piece girl group from England with an album, Welcome to the Jungle, due out in late July. Despite the album release more than a month away, Neon Jungle have done a huge amount of music video promotion so far and have released music videos for the first four tracks from the album already. Interestingly, they were releasing music videos for this album a year before its release.
The music video for "Louder" was produced by Luga Podesta for London Alley Entertainment. "Louder" will be on Welcome to the Jungle, due out in late July.
