Photo: Eciaus Booth

Harrison Lipton is an aquatic smoothie on “Synchronized Swimming”

Brooklyn singer Harrison Liptonโ€™s video for his new single โ€œSynchronized Swimmingโ€ unfolds like the love story in the Oscar-winning movie The Shape Of Water, where a sea creature romances an earthly young woman.

The new song succeeds swimmingly, thanks to Liptonโ€™s fabulous falsetto, which is in the same league as Charlie Puth and Great Good Fine Okโ€™s Jon Sandler.

On the inspiration behind โ€œSynchronized Swimming,โ€ Lipton says: โ€œThis song has been in the works for six years. Iโ€™ve tried finishing it so many times, but it was going back to the thesis of the song โ€“โ€“ the tenderness of two lovers falling in sync with each other โ€“โ€“ that helped me figure out how to make the rest of the song feel like that one indelible moment.โ€

There are plenty of goldfish and minnows in pop music, but only a few Big Fish โ€“ and Harrison Lipton now joins that fin-tastic club.

Watch the video for โ€œSynchronized Swimmingโ€ below, or find the song on the streaming services.


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