Check out behind the scenes footage of Mutya Keisha Siobhan's debut music video 'Flatline'.
Much like the sound of their new single, MKS' new video is a throwback with a very 80's influenced cinematography. The visuals were directed by KT Auleta who is more well known for her fashion photography for Vogue and Elle.
'Flatline' marks KT Auleta's directorial debut and the trio's first music video since 2001's 'Soul Sound' under the previous 'Sugababes'.
With all the drama and hearsay surrounding the break up and reunion of the girls, and because of the magnitude and reputation they've been labelled with. I feel it's important for them to release things like behind the scenes footage, and any other sources of candid looks into their relationships with each other aside from the music.
We need to see the fun banter. Their interaction. The girl talk. And I think this is a good start. A slow start, but heart-warming to watch as a longtime fan. Maybe they'll do a short reality series like 2NE1 did to kind of dead the presumption of their 'hard' image. Whatever they do, we need to see more of this. We need to KNOW the consistent rumours of Keisha being a 'bully' are not true. We, us long standing fans, need this.
Anyway, let me stop because I doubt they'd even see this. LOL! Long live the original Sugababes!
(Image Source: Evening Standard UK)
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