Kevin Bronson on February 15th, 2010

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As piano men go, Andrew Lynch is something of a shredder. Sometimes his songs – like the ones on his new album “Sun Incisions” – seem to take control of his hands, and, for that matter, his arms and elbows and head and anything else he can strike the keys with.

Even given his delirious streak, though, the new video for “Say It” is … well, a little bit creepy. Directed by 26-year-old actor Noah Segan and produced and art-directed by local photographer Sterling Andrews, it portrays Lynch as a guy with a thing for a girl. But it’s not your usual thing. It’s a Dark Thing.

“One of the things I do when I’m working with other people is just going with their ideas – it’s the same when I’m working with other musicians,” Lynch says. “Noah said he couldn’t believe it was a simple love song. … [He and Sterling] came up with the idea to do a ‘Dexter’-lie concept.”

||| Live: Lynch celebrates his album release on Feb. 25 at the Echo with a show featuring the Section Quartet, Downtown/Union and Eagle & Talon.