Orville Peck, Beck, and Sharon Stone have joined forces to pay tribute to the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas in their new music video for “Death Valley High.” The song, which is featured on Peck’s upcoming album Stampede, is a catchy and upbeat ode to the infamous Sin City.
The music video, directed by Peck himself, takes viewers on a wild ride through the neon-lit streets of Las Vegas. The video opens with Peck, sporting his signature fringed mask, driving a vintage car through the desert. As he makes his way to the city, he picks up Beck and Stone along the way, who are both dressed to the nines in true Vegas fashion.
As the trio arrives in the city, they are greeted by the bright lights and bustling energy of the Las Vegas strip. The video captures the essence of the city, with its iconic landmarks and over-the-top attractions. Peck, Beck, and Stone are seen dancing and singing along to the infectious beat of “Death Valley High,” as they make their way through the city.
The collaboration between Peck, Beck, and Stone is a perfect match, with each artist bringing their own unique style to the song. Peck’s smooth vocals blend seamlessly with Beck’s signature sound, while Stone adds a touch of Hollywood glamour to the mix.
In a statement, Peck shared his excitement for the collaboration, saying, “I’ve always been a fan of both Beck and Sharon Stone, so it was a dream come true to have them join me on this song and in the music video. We wanted to capture the essence of Las Vegas and pay homage to the city’s iconic energy and style.”
“Death Valley High” is just one of the many standout tracks on Peck’s highly anticipated album Stampede, which is set to be released on June 18th. The album, which is Peck’s second full-length release, promises to be a blend of country, rock, and pop, showcasing his unique sound and storytelling abilities.
Fans can catch Orville Peck, Beck, and Sharon Stone’s epic collaboration in the music video for “Death Valley High” now. And with the release of Stampede just around the corner, it’s safe to say that this trio has truly captured the spirit of Sin City in their latest project.
