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ARREN releases ‘It Takes One to Know’ music video
Limerick native, ARREN who grew up in Clonlara has released his latest music video and single, ‘It Takes One to Know’, directed by David Coleman for what ARREN describes as “the dumbest, most brilliant music video of all time”.
Limerick native and emerging new artist, ARREN releases their captivatingly hilarious music video for latest single, ‘It Takes One to Know’
ARREN unveiled the music video for his latest single ‘It Takes One to Know’, directed by David Coleman, putting the emerging artist’s playful side on display with a blend of romance and humour for what he describes as “the dumbest, most brilliant music video of all time”.
The music video for ‘It Takes One to Know’ stars ARREN as himself, who finds a way of teleporting to the country his girlfriend moved to through a suitcase. But he can only get his arm through.
In his mind, he’s a hopeless romantic trying to find the love of his life again, but from her perspective, she’s being haunted by this suitcase with an arm that’s following her everywhere.
ARREN, who grew up in Clonlara, perfected his musical skills through Music Generation Limerick before moving to Dublin where he is now based. The Clonlara musician has checked some incredible venues along the way with performances in the Milk Market, Pery Square, and representing Limerick at the Irish Youth Music Awards in Croke Park where he won an award.
The video was created by David Coleman and takes place mostly at Spanish Point Beach in Co. Clare. David’s skills in visual effects as well as pacing and composition helped bring the one-armed suitcase to life on screen. Also featured in the video is ARREN’s partner Orla Jane O’Connor and Toby Shane Roys, a musician who helped create the track with ARREN in the studio.
The new music video is available to watch on Youtube with the song available to stream on Spotify as well as ARREN’s 2021 EP ‘Ignite’.
Commenting on the music video, ARREN said, “We had a lot of fun making this one. I’m not usually comfortable on screen but with this, the idea was so silly that I didn’t mind if my acting was silly either. This is for sure the dumbest, most brilliant music video of all time.”