[Video] Watch Röyksopp and Robyn On The Set Of "Do It Again"

Images courtesy of Brinson & Banks

Yesterday, Röyksopp and Robyn released the video for "Do It Again," the title track off their five-track mini album, of which The Creators Project made a track-by-track breakdown feature onthis past May. A gorgeous, black and white short directed by Martin De Thurah, the six-minute clip is inspired by the broad question: What is our heart's desire? Today, we're sharing a teaser of the music video's behind-the-scenes action, viewable above.

But it wasn't all taverns and organs— in fact, it was a shaky process at times: filmed in Mexico, the creation of "Do It Again" was interrupted by a 6.4-magnitude earthquake that struck Mexico's Pacific coast. Still, the artists soldiered on, to bring a track they describe as an "accidental pop song" to life in this arresting video. Robyn told The Creators Project that the quake complemented the energy of both the song and the music video, and they literally kept dancing through the disaster. "There's a chaotic thing that worked here," she said.

Svein Berge of Röyksopp agreed, adding, "There's an energy in Mexico City that is somehow applicable to the thing we're doing." Take a short look at Röyksopp and Robyn on set above and see some (in color!) photos of the filming below.

Stay tuned for more on Röyksopp and Robyn, exclusively on The Creators Project.

Re-visit our documentary on the making of Do It Again below:

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