The new Music Video for A-Trak and Tommy Trash’s ‘Tuna Melt’ features a series of cascading domino effects. The quirky music video for the dance mash-up track features a series of domino effect objects being set off and flowing through a house.
From falling pieces of toast, to dominoes to books falling and building block towers crashing as the camera races up the stairs and through the house. The rhythm and frantic movement of the crashing objects in this video is perfectly suited to the upbeat and hugely fun song from A-Trak and Tommy Thrash.
Most of the devices in the video were created by artist and kinetic art specialist Tim Fort, otherwise known as the ‘Kinetic King.’ This fun video and upbeat song are sure to brighten up your day.
Crashing Object Music Videos
The Music Video for A-Trak and Tommy Trash is Loud and Memorable
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