Iglu & Hartly 'Heat Of The Moment' Official Music Video

‘Heat Of The Moment’ Video Credits:

Starring:
Jarvis Anderson of Iglu & Hartly:
Jacinto Salmon (inept volleyball player 1)
Jack (inept volleyball player 1)
Jonathon Fairchild (volleyball bully 1)
John Barlowe (volleyball boomer bully 2)

Directed by Jarvis Anderson, Ryan Posey
Cinematography, Production, effects, editing and color: Ryan Posey
Cameras:
Canon C300 Mark II
Canon EOS R

‘Heat Of The Moment’ Song Credits:
Produced by Jarvis Anderson of Iglu & Hartly
Singer: Jarvis Anderson of Iglu & Hartly
Additional production by Ethan Kaufman
Written by Jarvis Anderson, Brandon Eisenbeis, Dave Orton, Ethan Kaufman,
Mixed by Will Brierre
Mastered by John Greenham
Drums by Jacob Schrodt
Distributed by Melody Mover Music

Recorded at the following studios:
The Arcade, Sunland, CA
Melrose Recording Room, LA, CA
Downtown Rehearsal, LA, CA

About the song:

Iglu & Hartly’s Heat of the Moment is a momentous pop-rock affair oozing a ‘do or die’ energy. Unabashedly nostalgic for over the top 1980’s synth rock, Heat of the Moment takes no prisoners while standing firm in the modern zeitgeist. Indeed Heat of the moment even references the famous ‘Swing Batter Batter’ line from the 80s classic Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Consider yourself warned as a ‘Kung Fu The Legend Continues’ style Japanese flute ushers in the timeless chorus while the glittery production builds into a euphoric climax.

A playful action packed adventure, Heat of the Moment emboldens with second hand exhilaration as singer/producer Jarvis Anderson belts ‘In the Heat of The Moment, you gotta own it’. In true Iglu & Hartly fashion Heat of The Moment dances with a variety of vocal styles and 80’s inspired synth licks and guitars that would be right at home in the original ‘Top Gun’ movie.

Undeniably musical, Heat of the Moment is an exorbitant alt pop banger that could give Walk the Moon's ‘Shut up and Dance’ a run for its money.

Quote from Singer and Producer Jarvis Anderson:

“I wanted to create a song that is fun, empowering in a big summertime way. I wrote through the mind's eye of a young man, building up the courage to make a big move with a love interest. The production of the song built itself from there, fueled by my need to scratch an itch to make a truly epic and nostalgic chorus.”

[justinmackay]

The "in this city" boys are back

[meganphillipps]

this music video is so amazing! I am loving "Heat Of The Moment" a little more now!

[essenceflow]

Going strong and never stopping! Getting banged up for this one Jarvis!

[meganphillipps]

The boys behind "Music From the 80s, " "True Gentleman, " "Swayze, " "Money, " and "Flash Bang" are And better than

[WEEPINKY]

❤❤❤❤❤ &🔨💙💙💙💙💙 who's for the London gig?. ME 🤣🤣

[bilibilil]

I've never known a band to have hit after hit with such consistency - the new album is going to be wall to wall classics! Back when Cooler came out I never knew we'd be on such a roll two years later!!!