Watch: Elderbrook - "Could" [Premiere]
06 November 2014, 13:32
| Written by
Laurence Day
Alexander Kotz, an electric pop newcomer that flies under the Elderbrook flag, is to soon release his debut EP, Simmer Down.
One of the tracks on that EP - the astonishing "Could", a nu-garage cut with addictive beats and soulful vocals - has gone and got itself a music video. The painted clip was directed by NYC-based artist Lauren Gregory, who used oil paintings to make the visuals.
Speaking about the video, Gregory said:
"His moves, like the music, will be repetitive and cyclical, as I will want to create many short animated loops that I'll melt into each other and layer over one another."
Watch below.
The Simmer Down EP is released 24 November via Black Butter.
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