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Advertising and marketing are entering a new era. An example of this is The Rolling Stones’ latest video for the band’s single “In the Stars.”
The Rolling Stones have collaborated with Deep Voodoo, an artificial intelligence (AI) company founded by. south park Creators: Trey Parker and Matt Stone. This concept does not emphasize the creative limitations and trends that are redefining content creation, advertising, and marketing. This is a rare glimpse into how Hollywood is using AI.
While the video production relied on real shadow warriors to perform the scenes on a real set, Deep Voodoo superimposed AI-generated 1970s faces of Mick Jagger (now 82), Keith Richards (also 82), and Ronnie Wood (78) onto the actors. Rewind time.
But time did not turn back for longtime drummer Charlie Watts, who passed away in August 2021 at the age of 80 from squamous cell carcinoma.
When the band performs at a house party, they are surrounded by other musicians and partygoers dance to the new single from the band’s upcoming album, Foreign Tongues.
The music video was directed by actress Odessa Azion, who co-stars with François Rousselet, and is the lead single from “In the Stars,” a song from the brand’s 25th studio album, “Falling Tongues.”
In an interview with Jimmy Fallon last week, Wood, who is also an artist, talked about how emotion emerges from the music of his guitar playing. His brothers, who were eight and ten years older than him, played music and drew pictures. When they were playing, Wood was playing too.
“I’m obsessed with the Rolling Stones,” Marty Supreme actor Odessa Azion said in a press release. “This is definitely on my bucket list.”
A’zion is one of several people who participated in the AI Stones jam. She sings, dances, and licks the face of a moving jaguar like a young man in her 20s.
Deep Voodoo looked at what AI could do for marketing and advertising, as well as providing a look back at the past for many who were lucky enough to witness the band’s rise.
“Foreign words” ” was made in less than a month at London’s Metropolis Studios with Andrew Watt, who also produced 2023’s “Hackney Diamonds.”
Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood were joined by the band of bassist Darryl Jones, keyboardist Matt Clifford, and drummer Steve Jordan. The voices of Paul McCartney, Robert Smith, Steve Winwood, Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Chad Smith and the late Charlie Watts can be heard on tape from their last recording session before his death.
