Maroon 5 honor their late manager Jordan Feldstein in the stark and emotional new video for “Memories.” Watch here
, who died unexpectedly in December 2017 from a pulmonary embolism.
The “Memories” clip is stark and shot in one take, showing a close-up of Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine’s face as he sings along with the song while the camera slowly pulls away from him. Levine gets noticeably emotional several times during the video, pausing and letting the track play over him before joining in again. At the end, the screen fades to black and text reading “For Jordi” appears onscreen.
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