Videos

Jamie XX is one of the most exciting young producers in music today. This short film profiles Jamie and his recent trip to NYC for a series of shows Converse sponsored. http://www.converse.com/music

In this third installment, engineers, producers, and musicians talk about how it all goes down when you get into the actual studio. For more information and to register for Rubber Tracks, head to www.converse.com/rubbertracks. You can also follow the development...

Rubber Tracks is a community-based studio opening in Brooklyn, NY. This short film, titled "Software & Gear", is the second in a series of how-to videos about the in-studio experience. This Rubber Tracks vid features interviews and testimonials with critically...

The video to accompany the collaborative track "Didn't Know What Love Was" by Bernard Sumner, Hot Chip and Hot City presents the artists and their music with different visual techniques, body doubles, live shadows. And an ostrich and a monkey.

Rubber Tracks is a community-based studio opening in Brooklyn, NY. This short film, titled "Maximizing Time", kicks off a series of how-to videos about the in-studio experience. This one features interviews and testimonials with critically acclaimed musicians and producers all...

Hot Chip, Hot City, and Bernard Sumner talk about the process of creating their original collaboration, "Didn't Know What Love Was" in the studio, at the photo shoot, and during the making of the music video with Director Andreas Nilsson.

In this behind-the-scenes clip, Bernard Sumner, Hot Chip and Hot City work out the details of their collaborative track, "Didn't Know What Love Was."

Friends and former clubbing partners, DJ Haus N' Benz, shared how they mix-match their different musical styles to create the Hot City vibe, their struggles in the studio and how working with Bernard Sumner was a dream come true.

We caught up with Joe and Alexis to talk about their pre-Hot Chip days playing football, how their long-time friendship affects their music, and their experience collaborating with Bernard Sumner and Hot City.