Fresh off the release of his debut full-length, Complex Housing, newly minted LA resident Salva has released the album’s first video, and it’s a wild one. The Frite Nite label head, who until recently called San Francisco home, enlisted psychedelic “video-turntablist” Dr. Plot to put together this trippy clip, a three-minute journey that chops up Sun Ra’s Space Is the Place and combines sexually suggestive spaceships, vintage film footage, ancient Egypt, and perhaps the funkiest aliens ever recorded. It’s a crazy ride, and one that pairs nicely with Salva’s wonky synths and skittery futurism.