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Rag’n’Bone Man uses Sussex campus for new music video
It has been the backdrop for important conferences, unique performances and even weddings over the years but now, thanks to multi-million record selling Rag’n’Bone Man, the Meeting House is once again the star of the show.
The BAFTA-winning Sussex native has included the historic setting as the backdrop for ‘Crossfire’, the latest single of his much-anticipated second album, ‘Life by Misadventure’, which was released earlier this year.
The video features Rag’n’Bone Man, real name Rory Charles Graham, sat in in a chair with the famous brightly-coloured windows of he upper floor in the background -- with the Production company “blown away” by its architectural beauty. Scenes also include other locations in the building with Basil Spence’s famous Sussex architecture clearly visible in the background.
Helen Power-Hosking, Head of Commercial Services at Sussex, said:
“Sussex has attracted some interesting filming opportunities over the summer and this was certainly one of the most exciting!
“The Meeting House is an incredible building and we’re proud when this it’s used in a way that showcases the best of it.”