Music was a big part of "Breaking Bad," and it seems it will also play an important role in "Better Call Saul."

A new music video was released on Sunday to tease the show that will be released in February 2015. The song is performed by Junior Brown, and it has lyrics related to the show, just as Los Cuates de Sinaloa sang "Negro y Azul" and narrated the events of the show.

The new video doesn't show off too much of the new show. Mostly, it has Brown singing with women surrounding him. They roll out TVs that show Saul Goodman, who is portrayed by Bob Odenkirk, on the screen.

Brown is also surrounded by the Statue of Liberty, which was on top of his office on "Breaking Bad."

The song itself could serve as a sort of commercial for Goodman, who was known for running lots of them during "Breaking Bad."

"Your husband disappeared in the most convenient way / Now your troubles are gone, the insurance will surely pay / You get to the bank but the cops say 'Whoa!' / Who you gonna dial when they lock you down low? Saul, Saul, you better call Saul / He'll fight for your rights, when your back's to the wall / He'll stick it to the man, justice for all," part of the song goes.

The one look into the show comes towards the end, where Goodman is seen losing his temper. He kicks a chair, and there's also a scene in the bathroom. He is shown in the courtroom as well, which is not something he did during "Breaking Bad."

The spinoff is supposed to take place before, during and after the events of "Breaking Bad."

"That gives us the ability to bring back characters that were killed on 'Breaking Bad,'" Peter Gould said. "We think we have a story that is worth making. We could never dream of the kind of success that 'Breaking Bad' had and the love we got from the fans. But [with Saul] at a certain point, you have to do the best job you can and tell the best story that entertains you, get a good response and hope people like it."