MuMu and Zeno Mountain Farm join forces again to create the sweet yet saucy music video: "Honeymoon Love"
"A total powerhouse of a visual, MuMu allows the love of the Zeno Mountain Farm community to shine in every way possible." - CelebMix
MuMu on Zeno: "I came in contact with Zeno six years ago and was immediately swept away by their culture of creativity, humor, and inclusion. I've built beautiful and treasured friendships with the coolest and most creative people. I hope this video reminds us that diversifying our friend groups doesn’t have to happen in designated spaces like Zeno. We can reach out to our neighbors, strike up a conversation on the bus, or share a dance with someone who walks/talks/thinks differently than you."
This video was shot in two hours, with zero dollars and infinite love <3
"Honeymoon Love" is an alternate version of MuMu's single, "Honeymoon Sex" - written by MuMu and Jamie Lawrence, featuring the amazing Nigerian bassist Michael Olatuja and NYC-based guitarist Jack Broza. The song is now streaming on all DSP's.
MuMu on Zeno: "I came in contact with Zeno six years ago and was immediately swept away by their culture of creativity, humor, and inclusion. I've built beautiful and treasured friendships with the coolest and most creative people. I hope this video reminds us that diversifying our friend groups doesn’t have to happen in designated spaces like Zeno. We can reach out to our neighbors, strike up a conversation on the bus, or share a dance with someone who walks/talks/thinks differently than you."
This video was shot in two hours, with zero dollars and infinite love <3
"Honeymoon Love" is an alternate version of MuMu's single, "Honeymoon Sex" - written by MuMu and Jamie Lawrence, featuring the amazing Nigerian bassist Michael Olatuja and NYC-based guitarist Jack Broza. The song is now streaming on all DSP's.
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Beneath the Blue Hair: A glimpse behind the lyrics
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“Wrapped Up” is a love song to all the women out there who have braved the storm of misunderstanding. All the women who were pressured into a life they didn’t choose. All the women who resisted. All the women who rose up. And all the women who fell. I love you. You deserve better than this.
"Free the Nip" - A hard-hitting stance against censorship of the female body
Written half-jokingly and half-angrily, "Free the Nip" came out as an improvised line while I was in the vocal booth. At first, I thought it was from a place of humor, but as I kept writing I realized there was some real justified anger underneath it. I really struggled through puberty. I was ashamed of my transforming body and at one point I even strapped down my breasts with extra small sports bras so my shapes and curves wouldn’t show. It took some time before I started questioning why I was censoring myself. My tits don’t need to be strapped down, lifted up, or padded. They don’t need to be sexy to anyone or hidden from anyone. The more titties we see, the less offensive/sexual they will become.
"The Bitch in Me" is a lesson in throwing shade
"The Bitch in Me" was inspired by a real person who’s world revolves around money and aristocracy. The only thing they’re passionate about is securing the best table at the new Michelin five-star restaurant. What I learned in the process of writing this song was that it’s ok for me to not like everyone. I don’t need to be puking hearts and farting rainbows all day every day wherever I go. I can get angry, I can be resentful, I can write a bitchy song about my bitchy neighbor, and still love and support women.
"Ladies First" - Satisfaction should be always guaranteed
"Ladies First" is about chivalry... between the sheets. It's the lesson your Sex Ed teacher tragically forgot to teach you.
*Begin your 12-step course with the official music video.
*Begin your 12-step course with the official music video.