Watch: Gel Set Airs Music Video For "Don't You Miss Me?"

L.A-based electronic/electro-pop/minimal synth project Gel Set (aka multimedia artist Laura Callier), has aired the video for "Don't You Miss Me?".

The song is taken from her latest album 'Body Copy', which came out in October via 2MR. Buy your copy here.

The video was created by Callier herself, who told The405: "I will forever be influenced by the surreal works of Jodorowsky—the gorgeous, bizarre images of Holy Mountain forever burned into my brain; campy lo-fi horror movies; and the first music videos that mesmerized me as a child, most especially The Cars “You Might Think,” Tom Petty’s “Don’t Come Around Here No More,” and anything by Weird Al—with their ridiculous sense of humor, and a narrative campy colorful style I love. I approach both music and videos with things in mind—painting, humor, narrative, sexy—some pieces obviously lean more towards one concept than the other.”

Watch it below.

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New Entry: Gel Set Reveals New Song "Bounce"

L.A-based electronic/electro-pop/minimal synth project Gel Set (aka multimedia artist Laura Callier), has revealed her infectious new song "Bounce".

The song is taken from her forthcoming new album 'Body Copy', a psychedelic electro record. Laura's softly spoken, trance like vocals are accompanied by experimental bedroom production which includes a number of film samples and sound effects. It will be out on October 20th via 2MR, pre-order your copy here.

The record was born after a move from Chicago to LA to pursue sound design and post production. Callier came to find loneliness in this overpopulated city, searching for familiar faces at shows, stores, sidewalks. Strangers looked like variants of loved ones which helped Gel Set come to the realization that the world is full of body copies.

Have a listen to "Bounce" below.

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