David Slade directs a powerful, human trafficking a la music video tagged with Some Things Cost More Than You Realise and underscores it with The Killers – Goodnight, Travel Well – from their third studio album – Day & Age. The PSA music video is the second collaboration between UNICEF, MTV EXIT (End Exploitation & Trafficking) and the US Agency for International Development, the first launched in 2008 featuring Radiohead’s All I Need.
We are deeply shocked and appalled that women and children are forced into such exploitative situations, said a spokesperson for The Killers. We hope that through MTV’s efforts, and this powerful video, millions of people across the world learn about this tragic form of modern-day slavery. The video’s creative concept was developed by the Australian advertising agency CRC, with support from the UK music consultancy Huge Music.
You can read a lot more about The Killers and UNICEF’s human trafficking effort @ unicef.org
The Killers released The World We Live In music video off their Day & Age studio album, love this song and reminds me of Tears For Fears‘s Elemental disc whenever I hear it. Enjoy kids, and leave your comments below.
Day & Age was released in November 2008 and it never gets old, I still blare in my house and car. Later kids. Btw, if you don’t have this 3rd studio album, hit up iTunes and buy the deluxe album asap.
Ray Tintori directs Brandon Flowers and his The Killers bandmate in their second single – Spaceman – off their Day & Age album. The awww, jaw-dropping video premiered on MySpace on January 23.
The Killers are repped by Kirk Sommer @ William Morris Agency (WMA).
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