This CDZA historical music video illustrates 16 genres of Western music in under three minutes.
From jazz to disco, this group doesn't miss a beat in a very literal way. Using the song 'What a Wonderful World' by Louis Armstrong, they remix the classic hit in an amazing variety of ways. Filmed in what appears to be a recording studio, the video still manages to be engaging by incorporating a number of people and sets, which reflect whatever genre is being depicted at a given time; the 'dubstep' scene is particularly on-point in this way. Like many other CDZA videos, the clip highlights the amazing abilities of the music group, and comes across as quite professional and well-rehearsed.
Brilliantly creative and showing a great deal of effort, this clip is sure to please hoards of music lovers.
What's Driving This Trend
- Evolving Music Clips
- Music videos are becoming more creative, compressive and innovative in displaying different genres of music in shorter durations.
- Cross-genre Remixes
- The intermix of different genres of music to make a single song or soundtrack has now become a popular trend, creating a new wave of music collaborations and possibilities.
- Engaging Music Filming
- Incorporating people and sets into music videos, along with creative representation of different music genres has made music videos more visually engaging.
Who This Affects Most
- Music Production
- Innovative tools and technology advancements in music production have opened new opportunities to create cross-genre and compressed music clips.
- Entertainment Industry
- More engaging and visually appealing music videos have renewed interest in music, thus opportunities for collaborations, endorsements, and sponsorships.
- E-learning Industry
- The visually engaging and informative music videos can also be used in educational institutions, creating opportunities for instructional designers to create new formats of educational content.
