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The Strike.

A collection of animated lyric videos for their recent track releases, accompanied by various media collateral to support post-launch content.

Lyric Videos, Animation, Motion Graphics

The Strike.

Thanks so much for these! We think these are amazing. Always need a good lyric visualiser to put up on Youtube with the releases and these always hit. 

Listen to The Strike

Since their debut album ‘Atom Bomb’ released back in 2015, we’ve followed their journey and was very keen to create a working relationship with the band. In 2019, we put forwards a proposal for their newest track ‘Miles Ahead’ and the rest is history.

With 80s inspired sounds and synths, but a fresh and modern take, The Strike are definitely a great addition to any playlist - especially a driving one.

NEW SONG

I Wish That You Would.

65K+ views

No album is complete without a breakup song. I Wish That You Would is a song that speaks to an ended relationship.. You know that it wouldn’t be fair for you to pick up the phone and call, but you hope that they reach out nonetheless.

American Dream.

40K+ views

In August, ‘American Dream’ began streaming and with the band gearing up to release the full album, this video was planned to accompany the Music Video so we kept it simple and focused on the animation of the lyrics. This song tries to capture the feeling of playing to crowds at county fairs as the night draws in.

Just Like Paradise.

55K+ views

The Strike’s summer hit ‘Just Like Paradise’, was released in July and the lyric video was shot in Cyprus - where you can’t go wrong with sun. The main aspect of this song’s vision was to highlight not to overlook the small things - like the sun, or breathing in the fresh air on the beach. The visuals were kept minimal to represent this, along with shots of nature and general tranquility.

Down.

85K+ views

Down launched in May 2024, highlighting the struggles and joys of being an indie band and trying to make it in the music industry. The song spans their journey since playing their first live show at their hometown venue, Velour, Utah.

To carry this story into the visualiser, adding colour and vibrant effects to the chorus - but black & white during the reminiscent verses.

The Getaway.

305K+ views

March’s release from The Strike brought some late-night driving vibes, including a saxophone solo, so what better way to showcase this track by creating an animated visualiser. Fully bespoke with every scene using 3D assets, we crafted a short story that follows two characters that are heading on the road.

Heroes

of the Heart.

100K+ views

The latest instalment to the 2024 album was ‘Heroes of the Heart’. Launched in February of 2024, again was a complete shift in style - the band opted to include live footage playing shows and recording the album. Using the Cover art as a motif of a kaleidoscope effect, we mimicked this as an effect overlayed on the footage.

Just Friends.

75K+ views

The second track to launch off their 2024 album was ‘Just Friends’, a completely new lyric video style to the previous. We opted to follow the cover art and bring the ripped paper style to life, mimicking the ‘stop motion’ of the paper moving and using tearing as transitions.

Soundtrack.

135K+ views

To kick off their 2024 album, The Strike released ‘Soundtrack’ in November of 2023. With this release, the band shifted style to bring the lyric videos to a more modern visualiser, removing the 80’s synth-wave looks and opting for animated gradients and iridescent backgrounds.

Miles Ahead.

80K+ views

Released back in 2020, this was one of the first videos we’d created ‘officially’ for the band. We released the video on launch day following the same style as the album art. Animations included neon type and moving background. This was a simple iteration of the cover art which played true to style for the band.

Overtime.

15K+ views

Overtime was released in 2021 and we were asked to create a music video for the launch. We followed the art direction of the cover work which included synth visuals, glitches and 80s stylised fonts.

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