Hancock Basement

Hancock Basement

For their new single "One in Million Does", Canberra indie poppers Hancock Basement embraced their love of hip-hop production - without having to resort to rapping (trust us, that's something best left unheard).

Enlisting Aussie hip-hop knob twiddler D'Opus (of duo D'Opus and Roshambo), the band has crafted a big 'n' bouncy pop tune with call-response verses and an earworm chorus perfect for the Australian summer.

The lads have also filmed their debut music video for the track. Directed in Melbourne by up and coming auteur Jordan Prosser, with help from a crew including Assistant Director Jonathan Leahy (Moulin Rouge, The Matrix sequels) and Cinematographer David Rusanow (a multiple ACS Award Winner), the video sees the band kidnapped and taunted by an evil record company executive and his posse of food-throwing minions.

One in Million Does is out now.

For more information visit www.myspace.com/hancockbasement