Indie/reggae/rock band Drunksouls have been connecting with music listeners the world over with their stunning new music video for "Human Race", made with breathtaking footage from the multi-award winning documentary "I Believe I Can Fly". Viewers have been tuning in through Youtube and television networks such as California Music Channel. The film was directed by Sébastien Montaz-Rosset and based on the Skyliners, a team of French adventurers who specialize in highline tightrope walking, basejumping, and mountaineering. It won the Jury's award at the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival. HIP Video Promo, who have worked with artists like Johnny Cash and Bon Iver, describe the video "as an exhilarating ride."

The video has been spreading quickly with over 250,000 Youtube views, but the Drunksouls are no strangers to word-of-mouth. Their debut album generated over 100,000 downloads, and the group have enjoyed comparisons to Manu Chao, Gorillaz, and Red Hot Chili Peppers. "Human Race" is the newest single from the critically acclaimed Drunksouls CD "Revolution".