Chaos in the office. 'Keep moving' by Bronson

'Keep moving' was the last advance published by Bronson in July 2020 before the release of his self-titled album in August of the same year. Bronson is the result of the collaboration between the American electronic music duo Odesza and the Australian producer Golden Features, born out of the will of both to go further in their search for new musical territories.

After the releases of songs like 'Vaults' or 'Heart attack', Bronson released 'Keep moving' which, although it follows the experimental track of the previous ones, transports that person willing to listen to the song to a chaotic and infernal sound world. This decision is only reinforced by the disturbing images that constantly follow each other in the video clip.

In the video developed by the Swedish collective StyleWar, a whole collection of satirical and provocative images takes place in the offices of a fictitious company while the Bronson music sounds. Employees of this company are shaken by a frenzied invisible force as they constantly receive the message to keep moving regardless of the ongoing chaos around them.

The concept that is now observed in the video was devised during the COVID-19 pandemic and, since it was impossible to carry out a shoot in order to create images similar to those that make up the video clip, it was decided to develop all those images through a novel method that combines manipulated archival photographs and CGI.

Bronson. Our Saturday music video. (Official Music Video). METALOCUS MUSIC PROJECT.

CREDITS.-

Director and VFX.- StyleWar
Executive Producer.- Elizabeth Doonan
Editor.- Noah Herzog
Online and Grade.- The Mill LA
Production Company.- SMUGGLER
Directors Rep.- OB Management

Lyrics.-

Can see how it moves
Don't be afraid
I can see how it moves
Black out again
I can see how it moves
Don't be afraid
I can see how it moves
Black out again
Yeah, okay, blackout

Go ahead
Keep moving
Go ahead
Don't be afraid
Yeah, okay, blackout

Go ahead
Go ahead
Go ahead
Go ahead
Yeah, okay, blackout

Black out again

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