Produced by Marvel Studios and distributed by Universal Pictures, it is the second film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). It’s glamorous sometimes, but most of the time, it’s not the jet-set life you imagine.The Incredible Hulk is a 2008 American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character the Hulk. Everyone thinks it’s a totally glamorous life on social media. “Being in a band, you’re flying all over the place. “Lyrically, ‘Gimme The Night’ is a tongue-in-cheek commentary on the lifestyle of influencer culture, which we lived at different points,” Jean-Philip adds. “Gimme The Night” captures that complex dichotomy, with shimmering vocals gliding over upbeat synths with lyrics that reflect the urgent desire for escape. We needed to somehow process the ambiguity of that experience, and the making of ‘Utopia’ was our therapist.” What we went through was one of the most extreme periods of our lives: extreme isolation, extreme intimacy, extreme sadness and, at times, moments of extreme elation and joy when reunited with loved ones. We could have pretended we were happy the whole time. “Our vision for ‘Utopia,’ that only emerged as we were working on it, was to make an album that was the antidote to the last few crazy years, while also acknowledging what we collectively went through,” Jean-Philip says. Lucia’s signature sound, combining disco, 70s funk and 80s pop for a genre-defying, highly-danceable record. “Here we have a parable of fame and how it’s not all it’s cracked up to be, with the role of the young starlet being played by our good friend, Ireland Basinger Baldwin, who, due to her celebrity status, is well accustomed to this song's message.” The video is “a poignant message wrapped up in something seemingly not so poignant,” Jean-Philip Grobler, one half of the synth pop’s husband-and-wife duo, says. Lucia’s long-awaited fourth studio album, Utopia, now on streaming platform via Nettwerk. “Gimme The Night” is the fourth single off St. She and the store clerk (played by Jetta Juriansz) become friends, drinking, and dancing in the back aisles before the paps eventually join in the fun. Lucia’s “Gimme The Night,” model Ireland Basinger Baldwin takes refuge from hounding paparazzi by barricading herself in a convenience store.
In the Nicole Lipp-directed video for St.
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