Alicia Keys Burns Up the Screen With Maxwell in 'Fire We Make' Music Video

The R'n'B pair heat up the new music video as
they deliver the steamy duet off her 'Girl on
Fire' album.
After
releasing
her hit
song "Girl
on Fire"
and
performing
in a series
of
celebrity-packed events that included the
Super Bowl, President Obama's inaugural ball,
and the NBA All-Star Game weekend, R'n'B
songbird Alicia Keys returns with another
potential hit from her "Girl on Fire " studio
album. This time, the 32-year-old entertainer
drops her soulful duet with hunky crooner
Maxwell entitled "Fire We Make", premiering
its beautifully-shot music video filmed in New
Orleans.
Set inside a French Quarter hotel, the Chris
Robinson-directed clip tells a period love story
that starts off with sparks flying between the
lovely pair. Keys portrays the role of the pretty
Battiers Boarding House receptionist as
Maxwell serves as her highly-anticipated,
mysterious guest.
As Keys leads Maxwell to his assigned room,
the attraction is unquestionable, but both
instead retreat to their own separate rooms to
quell their overwhelming desire. Keys cools it
all off with a bowl of ice as she herself dishes
her own icy-smooth vocals which Maxwell ably
matches with his impeccable falsetto.
They continue trading their smooth vocals well
into the next scenario where they sing to each
other across the room in a crowded juke joint.
As the song is about to end, Maxwell runs back
to the boarding house where Keys finds him
waiting for her out on the front porch, where
they clasp one another's cheek, and their
attraction fascination is culminating in a sweet
gesture.