Is there someone among us who have never pressed his/her face on a window or a glass door and pulled to his/her friends a ridiculous face and left a stain in the glass, as a mark of the joke done? I don’t think so.
Is there someone among us who have never tried to speak (or sing) underwater, with bubbles coming out of their mouth as the only result of the attempt? I don’t think so; well, maybe if you haven’t it’s just because you’re afraid to drown.
 
But here the situation is different, we’re showing you important stuff, well done stuff. Like Amplified Ease by Darkstar.
This video, directed by Drew Cox, can be considered as Digital Art thanks to its beauty.
The visuals are quite unique: the band is pressed to a glass/transparent surface, heads under water or under a greenish-blue liquid, singing the song and popping out the green screen. And when the game starts getting boring the visual changes for a bit, transitioning with a mermaid-like swish on the screen into a bubble of air expanding from a man’s mouth, keeping the attention and the visual pleasure up.
Then, like in all respectable videoclips, things start to go mad, psychedelic and colorful.
We’ll all go down under a wall of bubbles and foam at the end, so enjoy the pretty-pretty madness of this video.

 
And if you want to see the band dry have a look at their live performance of the song.