TORONTO — David Guetta has debuted a mind-blowing double-screen interactive music video for his latest single “Dangerous.”
Directed by Jonas Åkerlund, the seven-minute video features Guetta and vocalist Sam Martin along with actor James Purefoy and Formula 1 driver Romain Grosjean.
After a few easy set-up steps, the video can be viewed simultaneously on a computer screen and mobile device. The content on both screens sync up.
For example, when Guetta is seen making a phone call on the video shown on a computer screen, the image and sound of an incoming call appears on the mobile device.
Also, at certain points in the video, a line appears on the right-hand side as a cue to hold the mobile device up alongside. The content then straddles the two screens.
The groundbreaking music video also serves as an advertisement for champagne brand G.H. MUMM.
“Dangerous” comes from Guetta’s new album Listen, which also features collaborations with John Legend, Emeli Sandé, Sia, Nicki Minaj and The Script.
It is the sixth album from the 47-year-old French DJ and producer.
To experience the double-screen video, have a computer and a mobile device ready and click here.
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