Sail (song)
"Sail" is a song by American electronic rock band Awolnation, taken from the band's debut EP Back from Earth and later featured on their debut album Megalithic Symphony. The song peaked at #5 on the Billboard Alternative Songs chart, and is the band's highest charting song to date.
Music video
The video starts with lead singer Aaron Bruno running to a house. As soon as he enters the house, he shuts the blinds. He then grabs a tape recorder, enters a bathroom and starts singing at the recorder whilst looking into a mirror. A green strike of light then moves across the house, striking a spacesuit helmet and a jumpsuit with "Awolnation" printed on it. As the light is about to strike him, Bruno hides inside a full bathtub. The next scene depicts Bruno being pulled across the floor by an unknown force; he attempts to cling to a door, but loses his grip. This scene is interpresed with shots of Bruno closing a door and playing the song's piano section. As the song's final chorus section begins, the house shakes and lights and lamps turn on and off as a gust of wind blows. Bruno is again pulled by the mysterious force and is pulled outside the house. He is then shown being levitated up to the sky as a set of lights flashes upon him. The tape recorder drops, with a ripped Post-It note on it reading "Awol's".
Endorcement from Jeb Corliss' video "Grinding The Crack"
Jeb Corliss, an experienced base jumper and wing suit flyer released a video on August 22, 2011 of his wing suit flight through Swiss mountains featuring Awolnation's Sail. By January 1st of 2012, the video had gained 8 million views gaining attraction for Awolnation.
Chart performance
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Aaron Bruno · Christopher Thorn · Hayden Scott · David Amezcua · Kenny Carkeet
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"Sail" · "Not Your Fault"
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