Milan, September 9 (askanews) – The music video for "Tempi Moderni" is available now, taken from "Pareidolia – Illusioni Reali nelle Mete del tempo," a concept EP by the Calabrian artist, available on all digital platforms from June 10th and also released in an extended vinyl version. "Tempi Moderni" explores how important songs can be in making us feel good even in the most difficult moments of our lives, and how they can powerfully connect people.
In the video, directed by well-known YouTuber and documentary filmmaker Natalino Stasi, the visual narrative unfolds through a symbolic language that translates the therapeutic power of music into images. The opening scene with the vinyl record and turntable is not just an aesthetic reference, but a precise narrative choice: music is transformed into matter, a physical presence, capable of triggering a transition from reality to the interior dimension. The Sila forest in Longobucco (CS) thus becomes a suspended, almost dreamlike space, where Dasp and the choreography of Le Nivule, together with the presence of Cécilia in the Jungle, construct a scenic composition that recalls the myth of sirens and the attractive power of sound. Natalino Stasi's direction favors natural photography and essential staging, entrusting the power of landscape, movement, and symbolism with the task of narrating an emotional journey in which music does not simply accompany the story, but becomes its narrative engine. The concept of the EP "Pareidolia - Real Illusions in the Destinations of Time" is... precisely pareidolia, the subconscious illusion that leads us to recognize familiar shapes, particularly faces or human figures, in random natural or artificial objects or profiles.
The goal is to make the listener find an emotional familiarity in each song. Musical influences range from singer-songwriter to electronica, indie rock, and grunge.