Claps And Autotune for Lovers directed by Cathrine Westergaard
by The reaction to Claps And Autotune For Lovers has been amazing. To be honest, it was a record I kind of just stumbled upon. I literally woke up one morning after a show and decided to screw around with some clapping patterns. I called my engineer and just recorded the mess that was being painted in my brain.
The lyrics came from the mindset of a guy trying to convince his lover she doesn’t realize how much he cares about her. I had my sister record the woman’s perspective. The song basically wrote itself and became this happy go lucky ‘lovers anthem’ (if you want to call it that). I’m just blessed people support my mind and my musical ideas.
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