During the summer of COVID-19 we grabbed our masks, hit the studio & began to chip away at what is now known as OK Human. An album that was made by a handful of humans using only analog technologies (including a 38 piece orchestra) for all of you humans to consume.
OK Human was made at a time when humans-playing-instruments was a thing of the past. All we could do is look back on ancient times when humans really mattered and when the dark tech-takeover fantasy didn’t exist. We used our instruments to connect to the 1960’s and 1970’s and, with the orchestra, back to the 18th and 19th centuries. We had no click track or loops or hi-tech sounds. Not even an electric guitar.
Co-Starring: Ed Regine Talia Perez Timothy Hall Emily Elkin
Directed By: Colin Read Produced By: Pulse Films & Obra House Executive Producer: Rik Green Producers: Johnny Hernandez & Joseph Barbalaco
Director of Photography: Trevor Wineman 1st AC: Erick Aguilar 2nd AC: Bryam Aguilar Production Designer: Matt Sokoler Art Director: Spencer Gongwer Set Dresser: JP Sweeney Set Dresser: Tony Pettibone Gaffer: Skott Khuu BGE: Amber Jones Key Grip: Grant Gilligan BBG: Ricky Irizarry
Wardrobe: Charneice Edwards HMU: Diana Escamilla Sound Mixer: Oscar Coronel PA: Edgar Cortes PA: Bradley Kohlmeier Covid Compliance Officer: Maria Estrella Editor: Colin Read Director’s Rep: Doug Klinger, Reprobates Post Facility: Irving Harvey Color Producer: Kerry Mack Colorist: Samuel Gursky
LYRICS
All my favorite songs are slow and sad All my favorite people make me mad Everything that feels so good is bad, bad, bad All my favorite songs are slow and sad I don’t know what’s wrong with me I don’t know what’s wrong with me
I love parties but I don’t go Then I feel bad when I stay home ‘Cause I need a friend when I take a walk I like spacing out when somebody talks I wanna be rich but I feel guilty I fall in love with everyone who hates me
Dreamy morning Walking along by myself Thinking about life Trying’ to find my way through hell Sometimes I wish I was on an island But then I’d miss the sound of sirens
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