Synopsis

Set in the charged atmosphere of a strip club, the video turns the song's central image into a literal spectacle: dancers move with precise, repetitive, almost mechanical choreography beneath harsh colored lights. Brodinski appears within the nocturnal environment as the performance unfolds around him, blending club sensuality with an intentionally artificial, robotic mood. The clip's provocative imagery mirrors the track's fixation on bodies, rhythm, and programmed movement, presenting nightlife as a place where human dancers become machines driven by the beat.

Factoids & Trivia

• Brodinski said the track grew out of time spent in strip clubs, combined with Faberyayo's observation that the dancers seemed to "dance like machines." Faberyayo contributes vocals to the song.

• The video was released through Bromance Records as part of Bromance #7, the label's seventh release and Brodinski's debut solo EP project.

• The production is credited to HK Corp and Savoir Faire.

• An uncensored version was also circulated, reflecting the video's deliberately NSFW presentation and its setting in a strip club.

• The song is a compact electronic track built around broken chords, abrasive vocal textures, and the repeated idea of robots and androids dancing like machines.

• "Dance Like Machines" was one of Brodinski's early solo statements after a period associated with collaborations and the expanding Bromance scene. Its video established a darker, more provocative visual identity for the label's electronic aesthetic.