Joan As Police Woman And Benjamin Lazar Davis Post Broke Me In Two Video
Monday, 04 July 2016
Written by Laura Johnson
Joan As Police Woman and Benjamin Lazar Davis have posted a video for Broke Me In Two.
The track is lifted from the duo's new album, 'Let It Be You', which is due for release on October 21. Discussing the video with Clash, who premiered the clip, director Fred Armisen said:
"I loved working on this video. I already knew I was going to feel this way about it because I admire and love the music and visual artwork of Joan As Police Woman. Videos, cover art, etc. She told me about this project and about Benjamin Lazar Davis. Then she sent me the music. SO IMMEDIATELY GREAT. Even though I already said yes to doing the video, in my head I said 'yes!' again. We shot it at this auto repair shop in Brooklyn. It looked really cool. Not too new but still neat and full of character. I don’t know how they got them to agree to let this production take over the garage. Joan and Benjamin were already wearing these mechanic uniform overalls. I was supposed to lip sync to the song, but there’s that not-four-four timing, so Joan was my conductor, right in my peripheral vision, showing me where the one is so that I could match up to the beat. That melody, it’s so good. I couldn’t stop hearing it, long after we finished shooting."
Following the record's release Joan As Police Woman and Benjamin Lazar Davis will tour the UK, calling in Glasgow, Manchester, Brighton, Portsmouth, Bristol and London between November 14 and 21. Tickets are on sale now.
Joan As Police Woman Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows:
Mon November 14 2016 - GLASGOW Art School
Tue November 15 2016 - LEEDS Belgrave Music Hall
Wed November 16 2016 - MANCHESTER Gorilla
Fri November 18 2016 - BRIGHTON Haunt
Sat November 19 2016 - PORTSMOUTH Wedgewood Rooms
Sun November 20 2016 - BRISTOL Thekla
Mon November 21 2016 - LONDON Heaven
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