Some consider the sentiment to be trivial, but there's something in the idea of wearing your inspirations on your sleeve to let people know what you like. It's what the Kopecky Family Band did when they made their self-directed video for "Heartbeat."

"Heartbeat" is one of those songs that is one perfect ad-sync away from turning them into an earworm success band, like the Lumineers or Imagine Dragons (the New York Times suggests you check them out if you like Fleetwood Mac). You know the type, the band who you kind of heard of and then six months later you can't escape because it turns out that one song was just so damn catchy. The track marries lyrics about experiencing a creepy crush with a dark guitar chord and handclaps. So for the video, they naturally went the way of one of their personal inspirations: Wes Anderson.

"We love those movies," singer and bassist Gabe Simon told Radio.com. "They embrace a lot of ideas and things we talk about. And visually we've taken a lot from what he does and tried to put it into what we do when we create art."