Katy Perry is Robotic as she Assists in New Zedd '365' Visual
Katy Perry’s Love Seems Simulated & Controlled in New Music Video
The "Roar" vocalist and EDM maker discharged a brand new track and people, this new EDM-Pop cross breed merited the pause!
Katy Perry and Zedd have collaborated for another single discharged today called "365," which has a video that demonstrates the vocalist as a "Stepford Wife"- type robot who experiences passionate feelings (with Zedd). Coordinated by Warren Fu (The Weeknd, Daft Punk) and conceptualized by Perry.
The video recounts the impactful story of an android Katy Perry, who longs to be human, as she endeavors to make a veritable association with Zedd. The two composed the tune together, with Zedd delivering.
As the new year 2019 continues to roll-out '365' is the latest musically from the two Artist and will surely be a radio & chart contender. It pursues Perry's 2017 collection "Witness" and Zedd's ongoing work with Shawn Mendes for the "Lost In Japan" remix, "Happy Now" with Elley Duhé, and his crush "The Middle" with Maren Morris and Gray, which was designated for three Grammy Awards.
Does it know the difference between LOVE and OBSESSION❓😍 ONE HOUR until #365AllTheTime https://t.co/I3yaSNrqAg pic.twitter.com/zZhOIYDTev
— KATY PERRY (@katyperry) February 14, 2019
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