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Live Review: Duke Dumont ‘Won’t Look Back’ (Official Video)

Pogo sticks, police on Segways and some politically masked scoundrels are all in abundance within Duke Dumont's latest video titled ‘Won’t Look Back’.

Pogo sticks, police on Segways and some politically masked scoundrels are all in abundance within DUKE DUMONT’s latest offering titled ‘Won’t Look Back’. The track is set to officially be released on the 24th of August through DUMONT’s label BLASÉ BOYS CLUB.

The track itself rings true to the producer’s signature style of big piano hooks paired with a killer bass line and rounded off with stunningly orchestrated RnB influenced vocals. Except this time, it’s the absolutely huge hook in the middle that brings it up a level. DUMONT truly never fails to deliver.

It’s always cool to see a video with a plot. Particularly when the song it’s portraying is absolutely killer.

Bandits in masks of important political and world leaders ride along to the nearest jewelry store. They abruptly get out of the van to threaten the patrons with “guns” which in actuality, are a few pogo sticks posed as threatening weaponry.

The story progresses with a cop on a Segway chasing the pogo stick wielding masked criminals. And as a captivating story usually does, it ends with a “To Be Continued…” just to spoil all of the fun.

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Words by Caitlin Medcalf

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