Becky Stark’s delicate voice makes this warmhearted serenade the most tender adaptation of “Like a Prayer” known to man. Genius illustrator (and Lavender Diamond drummer) Ron Rege teamed up with Paper Rad’s Jacob Ciocci and animator Tom McConnell to lend the song some visual flair– namely space rainbows and mystical portals– in this brand new video, directed by Peter Glantz. Glantz and his production company, Imaginary Company are also the wizards who brought Kevin Hooyman’s work to life in a rad music video for The USA Is A Monster, earlier this year.
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Spike Jonze’s feature film rendition of Maurice Sendaks classic story Where The Wild Things Are has hit movie theaters worldwide.
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All hail everyone who made this incredibly fun video (And let’s all hail Cardiel, while we’re at it), but this song sends shivers up and down my spine. The tear-ducts get all ready to go. And Madonna songs just don’t do this for me (Holiday and Borderline DO have their sentimental ways with me, but it’s different…) so it must be Becky’s voice reminding me that it’s all here…