Pattie Gonia

Okay, can you describe the video, though?

Because for anyone who's listening...

Well, let me just say that while other people want to use AI to make music videos, we are literally dangling off the side of cliffs.

So like me and Imogen Heap, you can just envision us on two ropes, 300 feet in the air with dancers behind us also on ropes, this fabulous dance troupe named Bandaloop, and they're jumping and it's very Cirque du Soleil.

And it is literally this...

queer childhood dream of mine that i had when i was seven years old jumping off of a swing set in my backyard performing for no one but being this beautiful free little queer child and now i'm doing it next to one of my childhood heroes imogen motherfucking heap like literally like me dancing to like hide and seek in the basement when my parents are getting actively divorced upstairs like literally like that's the childhood picture that was the moment you were like i think i'm queer

I think I'm queer.

I think I'm going to meet this person someday.

And now, years later, to have created a song with her is a dream come true, but it's also so much inner child healing for me of being like, this is me healing that inner child and hopefully giving that permission to the rest of the world to...

chase that crazy thing.

I mean, I really think that in a world that wants to tell us that like, we can't dream, we can't hope like to dream, to put things out there, to see what could be.

And for me to essentially like cold DM Imogen and be like, hi, so I have this idea.

And then a year later to actually have made this music video and song with her is crazy.

It's crazy.

But you have to ask that of the world.

You have to give that out.

You have to give yourself permission to heal that inner child.

Who knows what could happen from there.

Oh my goodness.

Okay.