Hesta Prynn, 'Can We Go Wrong' -- Video Premiere

For an artist who doesn't even have a proper full-length album released yet, Hesta Prynn is doing pretty well for herself. The former Northern State member shared a bill with Jay-Z in the UK this past summer and toured Europe with Tegan and Sara. As far as her studio work, Clown from Slipknot plays drums on her cover of the Butthole Surfers' 'Pepper' and famed producer Chuck Brody (Wu-Tang Clan, Jennifer Lopez) is producing her first album. Not bad at all.

But of all her fast-accumulating accomplishments, this video for 'Can We Go Wrong' may just take the cake. "The intro to the song has almost a stop-motion quality to it -- I wanted it to be the sonic equivalent of Max Headroom," Prynn tells Spinner. "When the director and I talked about bringing the song to life, stop-motion seemed like a great way to do that."

In order to achieve the desired effect, Prynn and crew had a 5:30AM wake-up call for three weeks straight, but it all paid off in the end. "The content of the song is about things that are disturbing and wrong and off, whether it's a relationship gone wrong, your relationship with the city, your relationship with yourself," says Prynn. "I wanted to bring things I like to the video and I think it does well to illustrate what I am about and what the song is about." Word. Check it out below.