Di “Moon” Zhang, of I.aM.mE put together some dope choreography set to “Jello” – the newest single from the Far East Movement. The clip ain’t too long; at just under a minute it’s actually kind of too short. That being said, it’s a pretty cool watch and we thought you all might enjoy it.
Why? Just ‘Cause.
It’s that new new from FM and Rye Rye. Here is the official music video for their latest single, “Jello”. We’ll share our thoughts once we’ve peeped it ourselves.
[Update] The video is par for the course. A general smorgasbord of goofy antics and debauchery all set to the bass booming tunage. The celebrity look-a-likes remind me of some of Em’s zanier MVs but the cameos are where the real surprises are at. Shout out to Jay Park, I see you at the end there.[/Update]
Behind the scenes footage after the break!
DJs the world over have been going in with these remixes to FM‘s latest single, “Jello“. The latest two additions that have been posted up by the group are done by Quintino & DJ R3HAB. Each has it’s own very distinctive flavor and you can hear them both in the aforementioned respective order below. These are in addition to the two we shared previously, by Sidney Samson & Unicorn Kid.
The Far East Movement & VEVO have teamed up for the VEVO Go performance series. They chose to stop by one of their local favorites, Taco House #1 where they performed their new hit single, “Jello”. As always, their stage presence was energetic and they did a great job of utilizing an unexpected performance venue.
Here’s another remix for you to rock out to. Sidney Samson gave the Far East Movement‘s “Jello” a little retooling, bringing the LA Bass track into the realm of House. It’s a fairly significant switch up by the Dutch DJ from the original tune. It’s been real interesting to see these DJs and producers put their own unique touch on the latest FM single.
FM has posted up an official remix to their latest single, “Jello” ft Rye Rye. The track, originally an LA Bass style of song, was given a fresh coat of aural paint courtesy of Unicorn Kid, who transformed it into more of an electronica-focused number. As expected with this style of music, the vocals take a back seat to the instrumentation and synths. It’s almost a completely different song, but I still dig it.
It may have been a couple weeks since the Far East Movement revealed their latest single, “Jello”, but today is the first day you can actually purchase the song. If you recall, the LA Bass inspired track is another party crowd pleaser featuring the up and coming artist Rye Rye. The song was being given away for free (legitimately) before, but if you happened to miss those promotions you can grab it now in exchange for 99 pennies.
The Far East Movement has debuted their latest single, “Jello” featuring Baltimore’s Rye Rye. The song heavily incorporates elements of LA’s dirty bass sound while keeping it club friendly courtesy of the production by who else? The Stereotypes. There will be a number of ways to get the song including the Cherrytree Pop Alternative Compilation, due Nov 8th as well as off their album, set for release in early 2012. For now, you can listen to the song on their Facebook music page or by visiting RCRDLBL.
