Duran Duran New Single and Album

Filmed both in the studio and on location, the band members worked with the Polish Brothers to develop their own separate story-lines, which show each of them journeying to get back together for a stunning performance of the song as the sun comes up.

On Day One John Taylor was filmed walking through the Californian desert. On Day Two Nick Rhodes could be seen in a spaceship, flying around the streets of London as the capitol's Friday night traffic came to a standstill. For Day Three Roger Taylor test drove a vintage E-Type Jaguar, filming some of the video footage himself, as he sped through London's winding one-way streets.

Following this, the crew relocated to the Spanish Pyrennes to film Simon LeBon--who performed all of his own stunts--riding a rare, off-road racing bike through rugged mountain terrain. And on the final day of filming, Andy Taylor was captured working his way through a 10,000 capacity crowd at Ibiza's ManuMission nightclub. The results promise to live up to Duran Duran's unparalleled reputation for making spectacular videos.
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