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Erika Simonian and Steve Curtis of the Brooklyn band Little Silver just released the EP The Stolen Souvenir featuring this hauntingly lovely single “Where We Met.” The music video by Jim Collier was shot this past summer in Coney Island.

See there
We met where
The sojourners found
A small bit of permanent ground

Did the couple, who live in Windsor Terrace, meet in Coney? “We did not meet in Coney Island,” Erika Simonian tells ATZ, “but from the window of our apartment on clear days, you can see the parachute drop. This is where we began together, in this apartment.”

“The first shot of the video is the parachute drop, and our window with curtain is the second,” says Erika, “We chose Coney Island to shoot the video because it’s an evocative place – that we see from our apartment. Plus all the life there – the beach, the boardwalk, the gulls, the awesome mixture of humanity….”

In addition to the Parachute Jump, you’ll catch glimpses of the Cyclone, Wonder Wheel and Luna Park’s Mega Disk’O, Air Race and Brooklyn Flyer. For more info on Little Silver and Tuesday night’s release party at Sycamore Bar in Ditmas Park, visit their website.

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Coney Island’s Parachute Jump and Deno’s Wonder Wheel Park are a wondrous backdrop for the new music video by The Wanted, the UK’s top boy band. Set for Dec 26th release, “Lose My Mind” is online now on YouTube. In the vid by Nigel Dick, the adorable five play ride and game operators at Deno’s Wonder Wheel Park. The boys sing, flirt and cut loose while the park’s scowling manager (an actor) looks about ready to lose his mind.

Do you have a fave music video filmed in Coney Island? ATZ would love to know about it. We’re fond of Joe McGinty’s “Million Dollar Mermaid: A Coney Island Tribute,” a mix of old and new footage of Coney’s amusement parks.

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During the summer, Coney Island’s Boardwalk plays host to legendary dance parties as well as impromptu jumpin’ and jammin’. Photographer Jim McDonnell captures the exuberant spirit of Coney’s dancers in this vid shot over the course of the Summer 2010. “Everyone likes to dance at Coney Island. Whether it’s the amazing Coney Island Dancers, in front of the Polar Express or at the Mermaid Parade,” he says. Music is the Stockholm band the Teddybears from their yet-to-be released in the US album “Devil’s Music.”

If watching the vid puts you in the mood to tear it up, come out to the Coney Island Dancers Friday and Saturday parties on the Boardwalk. Their free parties start in May and end in September. Hurry, hurry, hurry!

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