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The best songs are the ones that manage to be both happy and sad at the same time, that fill you with hope, even if you aren\u2019t in the most hopeful place. Songs like Temptation by New Order, or All My Friends by LCD Soundsystem, both of which I\u2019m sure were inspiration for Plenty of Fish (Big Heart)<\/strong> by Club Magic<\/strong>. Written from the perspective of a chronic oversharer who\u2019s been around the block, it\u2019s hit me much harder than anything else has for a while. The recurring refrain of \u201cGot a big heart\u201d is their way of saying how much they\u2019ve got to give, and I\u2019m glad they\u2019re sharing it with us.<\/p>\n .<\/p>\n In the words of the video\u2019s producer Amy Lucas: \u201cThis animation is a love letter to the good guys. Club Magic lifted the lyrics from real men\u2019s dating profiles, and for the visuals I borrowed bits from the brilliant dudes in my own life. Reading in the park, watering the office plants, playing Magic: The Gathering, having enormous pints after marathons. Small, silly, sweet habits that keep people grounded.\u00a0Meanwhile, a duck in knight\u2019s armour watches over our main character from his enormous castle, somewhere out in infinite space. Except he isn\u2019t in space. The duck lives inside our main character\u2019s heart the whole time.\u00a0It\u2019s a celebration of solid guys who let themselves be vulnerable, and that soft little duck in our hearts that keeps us more or less headed in the right direction\u2026\u00a0The style is deliberately loose to suit the big, dreamy sound of Club Magic. I designed the character to be changeable so he could be anyone, while setting the story in and around Brighton. (Keep an eye out for the Pier and the i360\u2026;)\u201d<\/p>\n