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Stereo MCs - Connected (1992)

Name: Stereo MCs - Connected (1992)
Uploaded: 2026-05-29T08:46+00:00
Duration: T04M06S
Channel: The Past in 3D

The Past in 3D

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From Leo AI: The official music video for "Connected" by Stereo MC's was released in September 1992 to accompany the lead single from their third studio album. Directed by Matthew Amos, the video features the band performing in front of a video screen background that displays club dancers and distorted images of the band members, creating a distinctive visual style characteristic of early 90s electronic music videos. The video was recorded for Gee Street Records and Island Records. The music video received significant critical acclaim and industry recognition. It was nominated for Best Dance Video at the 1993 MTV Video Music Awards. The visual accompaniment helped propel the song's success, contributing to its status as one of the defining tracks of the era. The video's aesthetic, combining live performance with early digital video effects, captured the energetic yet melancholic vibe of the track.