Foster the People's 'Fever Dream' of a Music Video Features Lead Singer Mark Foster's Wife Julia Garner: Watch!
The latest Foster the People music video features a star-studded cameo — from one of the band member's real-life partners.
On Thursday, May 1, Foster the People are preparing to their double-feature music video for their new tracks "See You in the Afterlife" and "Feed Me" — and leading man Mark Foster's wife Julia Garner makes an appearance in the video.
In a press release, Foster — who has been married to the Ozark actress since 2019 — opened up about the songs from their latest album, Paradise State of Mind, and shared what it's like to collaborate with his wife on a project like this.
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"These videos are transmissions from somewhere between a fever dream and a digital afterlife," Foster, 41, says. "If 'See You In the Afterlife' is a satirical take on what life feels like now, 'Feed Me' is the hell that follows. It was interesting to tie these two songs together in a short to explore the two sides of consumption – the dopamine rush of intake, and the void that follows."
According to Foster, his scenes with Garner, 31, helped to create a "lucid hallucination" that conveys the two songs' themes of otherworldliness and beauty.
"Filming 'Feed Me' with Julia felt like stepping into a lucid hallucination – a secret world stitched together by static and memory," the leading man adds. "One where fear and desire intersect and the result is something beautiful and deeply unsettling. The line between the digital and the divine is thinner, and stranger, than we think."
Although the couple often keep details about their relationship private, Garner and Foster have shared that first met at the Sundance Film Festival nearly seven years before tying the knot in an intimate courthouse wedding in December 2019.
"We went back and forth from having a big wedding to eloping in Vegas," Garner told Vogue at the time of their wedding. "We ultimately decided to get married at City Hall in New York City, just like my parents did 40 years ago."
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In 2019, Foster was also by Garner's side when she took home her first Emmy for her role as Ruth Langmore on Netflix's Ozark. In her acceptance speech, Garner gave her then-future husband a special shoutout, calling Foster "the love of my life."
The couple have also appeared in fashion campaigns together, modeling for Gucci during the holiday season in 2024.
In January, Foster and Garner shared that they had rung in the New Year together with a series of photos on Instagram. The couple could be seen skiing and cuddling up together in Switzerland on New Year's Day, as Garner captioned her post: "🤍 First day of 2025🇨🇭."
The music video for "See You in the Afterlife / Feed Me" — directed by ' Laura Gordon, Jackson James and Ryan Ohm — is now streaming.
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