CARLY RAE JEPSEN’S “Run Away With Me” MUSIC VIDEO IS NOW AN INTERLUDE INTERACTIVE FAN EXPERIENCE
Interlude, a media and technology company that is pioneering a new kind of video that responds to a person’s emotions and interests, has launched a reimagining of multi-platinum artist, Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Run Away with Me” video that can be now enjoyed as a fully interactive experience. The new interactive music video includes exclusive content featured for the first time in the video and through a series of text messages and emojis, viewers get the chance to be active participants in what she does, how she feels, where she travels to, how she spends her spare time. Ride a skateboard? Go to Paris? Sing Karaoke? This is all a conversation that each individual viewer has with Jepsen, allowing fans the opportunity to experience the journey with her, uniquely tailored to each viewer’s choices.
Check it out HERE.
Jepsen will also hit the road for a fall headlining tour in support of her critically acclaimed new album E·MO·TION, which was released in August via Schoolboy Records/Interscope. The tour kicks off on November 9th in Washington DC with stops in Boston, New York City and Philadelphia. More dates to be announced soon.
E·MO·TION has earned Jepsen a host of rave reviews, with several outlets — including TIME, Entertainment Weekly, People, Stereogum, Vulture, Complex,Newsday, Noisey, US Weekly, and PopCrush — declaring it the pop album of the year so far. Rolling Stone has called E·MO·TION a “pop masterclass,” whileNew York magazine raves that it is “rapturous, hook-filled…as big and churning as tidal waves…a joyful freedom from the pop game’s stuffy rules.” The New York Times notes that E·MO·TION is “brimming with potential radio singles ripe for group sing-alongs.” Two of those singles have already been released, “Run Away With Me” and “I Really Like You.” The latter became a global Top 40 hit, and its video is Vevo Certified with over 100 million views.
E·MO·TION is the follow-up to Jepsen’s U.S. debut album Kiss, which featured her blockbuster break-out hit “Call Me Maybe.” The single climbed to No. 1 on the iTunes Singles charts in over 47 countries and has sold over 18 million singles worldwide to date. It earned Jepsen 2012 GRAMMY nominations for Best Pop Solo Performance and Song of the Year. Kiss also spawned the follow-up hit “Good Time,” a duet with Owl City, which has been certified double-platinum. Jepsen spent much of 2014 starring in the Broadway production of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella, earning rave reviews.
Carly Rae Jepsen’s upcoming tour dates are as follows:
11/09 Washington DC The Fillmore
11/10 Boston, MA The Paradise
11/11 New York, NY Irving Plaza
11/13 Philadelphia, PA The Trocadero
More dates to be announced soon…
