Hilary Duff Waves Hello In Winnetka Bowling League's Homemade 'Kangaroo' Video

Earlier this year, Winnetka Bowling League's Matthew Koma and his spouse, Hilary Duff, teamed up with RAC for a update of Third Eye Blind's pop gem "Never Let You Go." It felt like a distillation of the pair's musical prowess: Duff's gilded vocals and Koma's penchant for harnessing honeyed melodies. On his band's latest single "Kangaroo," the melodies are just as sweet, coupled crunching chords and also a big beat.


Something as sweet as "Kangaroo" deserves a similarly candied video, and on Wednesday (May 6), Winnetka Bowling League unveiled what that could look like. Obviously, it looks like a charming few minutes of homemade ingenuity.


The latest in what's become a new wave of necessarily DIY visuals, Koma and his WBL bandmates recorded their parts separately due to stay-at-home orders while in the global pandemic. That demonstrates no high-gloss concepts, not even like the quartet was able to pull off in the goofy "CVS" clip from earlier this year (which needless to say starred Duff as a store employee).


She aids in preventing by for a cameo in this clip, also, right on time as soon as Koma shouts her out, calling her "a spouse who's got a higher class of job" and who "backs me and my indie rock." The rest of the video's three minutes are spent getting cozy with endearingly lo-fi space props, kids' toys, fanny packs, star decor, and the like. It shows just how creative artists have gotten with whatever's lying around the home — and whichever they can turn into excellent ambiance for a shoot.


The clip was "directed (from residence by Zack Sekuler. Check it out in full above.