Alternative electronic musical group Metronomy travels to outer space in their newest music video 'I'm Aquarius' directed by French artist Edouard Salier. The song comes from the band's 2014 Love Letters album and is a sci-fi inspired music video.
The music video features front man Joseph Mount travelling into the cosmic space where it leads him to different places in the cosmos and other fantastical creature dwellings. We encounter alien goddesses and giant hairless felines, babes living on meteors, King Child and sun lady on the alien planet.
The clip features computerized effects to enhance the cosmic journey experience. The result is a beautifully rendered cosmic dimension coupled with the alternative and electronic genre of the music group.
Alternative Reality Music Videos
Metronomy's New Video Takes You to Outer Space & Beyond
Trend Themes
1. Alternative Reality Music Videos - The rise of alternative reality music videos, influenced by sci-fi and cosmic themes, presents an opportunity for artists to create immersive experiences beyond just the audio format.
2. Computerized Effects in Music Videos - Technology advancements in creating computerized effects offer an opportunity for musicians to enhance their music videos and create more visually stunning experiences.
3. Exploration of Cosmic Themes in Music - The exploration of cosmic themes in music videos and performances provides an opportunity for artists to tap into a niche audience of sci-fi and astronomy enthusiasts.
Industry Implications
1. Music Industry - The music industry can take advantage of innovative visual effects to augment the music-listening experience and improve engagement with the audience.
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3. Space and Astronomy Industry - The space and astronomy industry can take advantage of the increasing popularity of cosmic themes in music to promote public interest in space exploration and related endeavors.