Fritz Kalkbrenner - Void
- 9 years ago
Acclaimed German producer and singer-songwriter FRITZ KALKBRENNER has unveiled a daring and bold new music video to accompany his latest single “Void.”
Shot in the picturesque surroundings of Switzerland’s Lake Geneva by French creative team FREEDOM, the visual accompaniment for “Void” spares no expense in presenting the viewer with a truly stunning piece of cinematography. The camera freely pans across the monumental peaks of the Swiss Alps, tailing a Golden Eagle, bobbing, weaving and rapidly dropping into the rough tide of Lake Geneva itself.
As the video develops, the panoramic landscapes of the lake are replaced by the urban backdrops of the scenic streets of Paris, where POV camera angles are used to immerse the viewer into a soaring visual as seen by the eagle while it hovers over the city.
Taken from his third studio album 'WAYS OVER WATER', set for release in the U.S. on March 24 (Suol/BMG), KALKBRENNER’s most recent track exemplifies a more refined method in production, where classic song structure takes precedence over more common electronic elements, transcending classic dance genres like techno or house.
Shot in the picturesque surroundings of Switzerland’s Lake Geneva by French creative team FREEDOM, the visual accompaniment for “Void” spares no expense in presenting the viewer with a truly stunning piece of cinematography. The camera freely pans across the monumental peaks of the Swiss Alps, tailing a Golden Eagle, bobbing, weaving and rapidly dropping into the rough tide of Lake Geneva itself.
As the video develops, the panoramic landscapes of the lake are replaced by the urban backdrops of the scenic streets of Paris, where POV camera angles are used to immerse the viewer into a soaring visual as seen by the eagle while it hovers over the city.
Taken from his third studio album 'WAYS OVER WATER', set for release in the U.S. on March 24 (Suol/BMG), KALKBRENNER’s most recent track exemplifies a more refined method in production, where classic song structure takes precedence over more common electronic elements, transcending classic dance genres like techno or house.