90s Inspired Music Video from GXTP ft. David Arquette

review

Dec 6

The humorous video was inspired by classic 90s films like Small Soldiers and Toy Story, taking viewers inside the toy box with GXTP — comprises of multi-platinum and GRAMMY nominated producers Jason Paul and Sasha Sirota, along with Triple Sixx — coming to life as action figures. As chaos ensues, the guys band together and enlist the help of David Arquette to battle against a sinister chimp and feisty devil plotting their demise.

“Lust & Purity” is the latest single off GXTP’s debut album Smoke & Mirrors where they spotlight various elements of rock while providing the perfect amount of comedic relief. The track joins previously released offerings including debut single “Foresight,” adrenaline-fueled redemption track “Accusation,” and explosive “Contraband” featuring the legendary Tommy Lee of Mötley Crüe. To date the band has garnered over 7.7 million global streams along with early media support from the likes of Forbes, E! Magazine, Loudwire, New Noise Magazine, Blabbermouth, and Spindle Magazine among others!

Track List

1. Accusation

2. Contraband feat. Tommy Lee

3. Lust & Purity

4. Guns & Toilet Paper

5. Psychoanalyze This!

6. Leather & Lace

7. Foresight

8. Quiet Riot feat. David Bryan

9. The Crime

10. The Deceiver

GXTP

Formed to not only provide us with unparalleled writing and musicianship, but to be an almost reflection of society unto itself, GXTP was conceptualized during the pandemic when the nation fought and scrambled for supplies and is an abbreviation for what the news and communities placed the most importance on: guns and toilet paper. The project is fronted by the two powerhouse producers who have both previously held top spots on Billboard’s R&B Producers charts with Jason being known for having penned and produced some of pop’s biggest hits by Justin Bieber, Maluma, and J Balvin while Sasha worked with the likes of Justin Bieber, Zac Brown Band, and Drake. Applying the same rules and quality standards they hold for their own various projects, GXTP’s debut album is yet another masterpiece to add to their growing catalogs.