Alicia Keys Hits Skating Rink For “Time Machine” Video [WATCH]
Alicia Keys Hits The Skating Rink For “Time Machine” Video [WATCH]
Alicia Keys takes it back to the 90s in her dreamy visual for “Time Machine.” On Wednesday (Nov. 20), the Grammy award winning singer revealed a retro-funk vibe video under the direction of co-director Art Johnson and Alicia Key’s brother Cole Cook. To continue to retro vibe of the record, Keys says,
“It feels like a skating song to me.”

In the video, the newly announced host of the 62nd Annual Grammys skates around a dimly lit roller skating rink with her girl gang wearing vibrant-colored clothing that is oozing with ’90s vibes. Keys adds more on her video vibes which was filmed at Los Angeles’s famed World on Wheels roller rink.
“After you’ve gone around a few times, and you finally get your legs and you’re free and you’re just able to completely be yourself…not worried about Am I gonna fall? Am I gonna trip? Is someone going to bump into me?”

She continues,
“When I listen to this song, it makes me feel easier to [do] that because [‘Time Machine’] is such a zone — it’s such a vibration and frequency that you can’t help but just feel good.”

Check out the video below:

Previous Article
Next Article
Pooh Shiesty Reportedly In ‘Good Spirits’ Despite Being Denied Bond & Labeled Flight Risk In Alleged Gucci Mane R*bbery
Tyga Lands First Leading Role In Musical Drama “Baby, You’re A Star,” Will Also Serve As Producer & Co-Writer
Hip-Hop Pioneer Afrika Bambaataa Passes Away At 67
FBI Reportedly Says Gucci Mane Gave Police Statement In Alleged Robbery & Kidnapping Case Involving Pooh Shiesty
Jack Harlow Accused Of Denying Grammy-Nominated Songwriter Jozzy Proper Credits, Allegedly Wanted Her As A Ghostwriter
Diddy Pushes To Overturn Conviction, Claims Sex Party Videos Are Protected By First Amendment
Offset Shows Off Battle Scars To Friend On FaceTime Following Alleged Fight With Fellow Rapper Lil Tjay
Aubrey O’Day Speaks Out After Being Blasted For Attending Kanye’s L.A. Concerts Following Diddy Criticism: I Can Hold Two Truths At Once’