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Silas Howard Teams Up With Peaches For New Music Video 'I Mean Something'

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In keeping with her promise to release a video for each of the 11 tracks on her critical smash RUB, Peaches has now shared the video for "I Mean Something". Directed by award winning filmmaker Silas Howard, the video stars Peaches and burlesque legends Kitten Natividad, Satans Angel, Tiffany Carter, Dusty Summers, and Shannon Doah. The track also features Peaches' former roommate and longtime musical cohort, Feist, on the hook and in the video.

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Howard says on the video, "this celebration of intergenerational wildness and badass feminine power, featuring The Legends of Burlesque, a rad women skate crew, roller derby babes, and Snatchpower, a young poc punk burlesque collective, takes over the historical Pink Motel in LA for an ultimate pool party."

This Peaches video is the next step in a big year for Silas Howard. This summer the second season of Howard's directorial hit Hudson Valley Ballers premiered with guest spots featuring Lena Dunham and Tina Fey. Following, the short documentary Sticks and Stones; Bambi Lake, a biopic about the legendary chanteuse Bambi Lake and San Francisco's History of queer art, was released and featured on Pitchfork. Additionally, later this year Howard will proudly reveal his episode of Amazon's award winning Transparent after being named the show's first ever trans director.

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