‘Man Made’ by Clock Opera is the latest single released by the band’s debut album 'Ways to Forget.' The video shows a young girl dressed up looking like a greaser from The Outsiders, as she sports a mustache and puts on a Freddy Mercury persona while proceeding to dance freely and entertain two elderly people in wheelchairs. The video ends leaving the audience to interpret its meanings.
The video draws the audience into the visuals, and Clock Opera’s euphoric sounds and reverberating rhythm is hard to miss.
The video’s initial inspiration came from a 450 page novel made entirely out of clippings from a woman’s magazine in the 60s. Man Made is also one of the first songs the band wrote.
Man Made by Clock Opera is set to release April 16th, followed by their debut album on April 23rd, 2012.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Mustache Art
- Exploring the use of mustache imagery in art and music videos creates opportunities for unique and thought-provoking visual experiences.
- Youthful Reinterpretation
- The portrayal of a young girl dressed like a greaser challenges traditional gender roles and offers a disruptive take on youth culture.
- Nostalgic Aesthetics
- Drawing inspiration from a 60s woman's magazine, incorporating vintage aesthetics in music videos presents opportunities for nostalgia-driven content.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Music
- Artists can tap into the trend of using unique visuals and reinterpretations of gender norms to create boundary-pushing music videos.
- Fashion
- Incorporating mustache imagery and elements of retro fashion in clothing and accessories can create an edgy and nostalgic style for fashion brands.
- Creative Arts
- Visual artists can experiment with mustache imagery and reinterpretations of traditional aesthetics to create thought-provoking and captivating art installations.
