Watch The Music Video For Dirty Projectors' New Single "Keep Your Name"

September 23, 2016

Dirty Projectors - Keep Your Name (Official Video) Stream "Keep Your Name": http://smarturl.it/KYNstream Buy "Keep Your Name": http://smarturl.it/KYNDL Directors: David Longstreth & Elon Rutberg Production Company: Ways & Means Executive Producers: Lana Kim & Jett Steiger Producer: Rachel Nederveld DP: Bobby Bukowski Production Designers: Dori Scherer Editor: Sean Patrick Leonard Colorist: Derek Hansen Gaffer: Eric Fehy Key Grip: Tana Dubbe BB Grip: James Coffin 1st AC: Spencer Goodall DIT: CJ Miller PA: Zac Pennington PA: Clayton McCracken Special Thanks: The Mill, Stephen Pagano dirtyprojectors.net https://twitter.com/dirtyprojectors https://www.facebook.com/dirtyprojectors/ https://www.instagram.com/dirtyprojectors/ http://vevo.ly/bJsgc9

Dirty Projectors, the beloved, decade-plus-long recording pursuit of producer, multi-instrumentalist, and vocalist David Longstreth, has released the first new music since 2012’s Swing Lo Magellan. Click here to download the new single Keep Your Name.

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