The city doesn't wait for you to keep up.
Duck, Jump, Kill began in Shanghai — born from the particular pressure of a city that never stops demanding more. Written by Levee while living inside that noise, the song is about what it costs to survive a place that moves faster than any human being should have to.
Shot in London, where the same forces run just as hard, the video finds the city's rhythm in its people — the ones blending into concrete, moving through endless corridors of glass and steel, caught in the unrelenting current of somewhere that doesn't notice when you're drowning.
The camera doesn't judge the city. It just watches, close enough to feel the pressure too.
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