Megan Reilly "Throw It Out" is AOL/Spinner's Video of the Day

Another chance for you to check out Megan's inscrutable new video for the most rockin' song on her new album!

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NPR Premieres Megan Reilly Video for Throw It Out

NPR Music Elves have arrived and finally brought us the music video for Megan Reilly's song Throw It Out. The video was directed by Antoine Wagner, who also directed the video for Phoenix- Lisztomania. The video was inspired by an interview with French comedian Fernandel and stars Megan Reilly alongside her husband, actor Daniel London.

Watch the video HERE.

If you fancy this, check out:
- This video of Megan and pal John Wesley Harding doing the duet "Old Man and the Bird" on AOL/Spinner
- Performance video for "Sew the Threads Into Your Heart" shot at James Mastro's Hoboken guitar shop Guitar Bar. The video was featured along with her recent interview in Guitar World

Megan Reilly's album The Well is out April 24th on Carrot Top Records.

Megan Reilly Video on NPR Music

Sometime tomorrow morning (now Wed. See below), at a time and place of their choosing, the mysterious but benevolent NPR Music elves will post the debut for Megan Reilly's incredible "Throw It Out" video, directed by Antoine Wagner. The video stars the talented and lovely Megan, of course, but the show is clearly stolen by her husband, the equally talented and almost equally lovely actor Daniel London.

While you wait, you can still check out, or recheck as the case may be, Megan's other two videos for songs from her new album, The Well:

• This cute as kittens video of Megan with pal John Wesley Harding doing the duet "Old Man and The Bird" from AOL/Spinner...
• and the more ripping performance video for "Sew the Threads into Your Heart" shot at guitar god James Mastro's Hoboken shop, Guitar Bar, that was featured along with her cool recent interview in Guitar World.

After you've had time to digest the video, we'll share some of the story behind making it, but in the meantime, here's a still to whet your appetite.

UPDATE: The NPRMusic elves had some technical issues today to which we are not privy, nor should we be. We really don't want to see how the NPR sausage is made. They promise a Wednesday morning debut for Megan's video. We'll try to get some sleep tonight while thinking about it. Thanks, elves! We're all pulling for you!