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Phantoms & Vanessa Hudgens Show Fans Behind the Scenes of “Lay With Me” Music Video

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Artvoice  ·  October 10, 2018
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Los Angeles-based electronic duo Phantoms (aka Kyle Kaplan and Vinnie Pergola), alongside superstar actress and singer Vanessa Hudgens, show fans a peek behind the scenes of their much buzzed about music video for new single “Lay With Me” . Watch the behind the scenes video HERE. Watch the official music videoHERE.

In the past year, Phantoms have topped the charts with their single “Just A Feeling” [feat. VÉRITÉ] from the duo’s self-titled debut, Phantoms out via Casablanca/Republic Records.  “Just A Feeling” clinched the #1 spot on the Sirius/XM BPM Top 20 Countdown for over eight weeks and shattered the previous record in the process. It closed out 2017 as #1 on the Countdown and BPM’s “Breaker of the Year.” The single held the #1 spot at Dance Radio for 4 straight weeks in addition to peaking at #1 on the iTunes Top Electronic Songs Chart and clearing over 3 million Spotify streams.  This summer, Phantoms played Firefly FestivalElectric Forest, and Billboard Hot 100 Festival.  Applauded by NPRBillboardDancing Astronaut, and more, Phantoms have cemented their status as electronic music’s hottest live act.

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PHANTOMS TOUR DATES
October 19 – Effex Nightclub – Albuquerque, NM
October 20 – World – Charlotte, NC
October 26 – Escape Psycho Circus Festival – San Bernardino, CA
October 27 – Flash – Washington, D.C.
November 11 – TRISM – Columbus, OH
December 28 – Get Together Festival – Edmonton, Canada
December 29 – Contact Festival – Vancouver, Canada
December 31 – SnowGlobe Festival – South Lake Tahoe, CA

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PHANTOMS
Bryan Kehn
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