Following the 3x Platinum selling and ARIA #1 single, ‘Stranger’ ft. Elliphant, Australian favorites Peking Duk have just released brand new single ‘Fake Magic’, a funk-fueled collaboration with AlunaGeorge. 

Aluna describes the concept of ‘Fake Magic’: “We spoke about the idea of a woman coming into a man’s life and showing him the real magic in this world, an alternative world that is not weighed down by fake highs and material disappointment. I loved this idea, I've been that girl occasionally so the lyrics came from a real place.”

To compliment the release, Peking Duk and AlunaGeorge teamed up to shoot the accompanying video in LA. The video was executively produced by Dilly Gent and directed by Ellis Bahl. Bahl spoke about the concept behind the video – "I like mirrors. They’re magic. There’s a person that looks exactly like you standing on the other side!  Maybe they’re fake magic, I don’t know. Maybe there's a whole body of hard science looking at things like photons, and reflection angles, and the cones in your eyes.  But maybe not. This video is about mirrors. Mirror images, singing in the mirror, mirrored dancing, mirrored outfits. Oh and speaking of mirrors, the reason Peking Duk are eating soup at the bar is because the idea was inspired by the famous Marx Brothers mirror scene in the movie Duck Soup. That’s why I have them eating soup at the bar. Peking Duk Soup!"

Having just finished off their national Clowntown Tour, Peking Duk will perform on the main stage at this years sold out Splendour In The Grass Festival alongside The XX, Cut Copy, Vera Blue and Bag Raiders. 

Check out the video below.