Maybe You (Le Crayon & Oxford Remix) by Saint Lou Lou
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Maybe You (Le Crayon & Oxford Remix) by Saint Lou Lou
Say Lou Lou - Nothing but a Heartbeat
Posted earlier on At Cost Magazine
The title of their recently released album and the topic of their latest video stimulation, “Lucid Dreaming” is the motif behind Say Lou Lou’s latest music video “Nothing but a Heartbeat”. Spanning 8 minutes and 28 seconds, the video is more of a short-film than music video, as director Johanna Nordahl explains,
"Say Lou Lou wished for a video that would capture the essence of the album's theme Lucid Dreaming, and to me that sounded extremely interesting and challenging. I sought inspiration in documentaries on lucid dreamers, listened to Hans Zimmer for days, read excerpts from ‘On Being Ill’ by Virginia Woolf and kept a dream diary of my own while writing the narrative. I wanted the story to draw parallels to big religious ideas while exploring some personal thoughts on mental sanity. I’m a huge fan of Von Trier’s film ‘Melancholia’, so in retrospect I believe that probably served as an influence as well.”
Like the video suggests,“Nothing but a Heartbeat” is filled with an aura of mystique. Much like the phenomenon of lucid dreaming, there’s an ambiguous sense of consciousness as a Balearic haze from the video’s extended version eases through the calm of Swedish-Aussie twins Elektra and Miranda’s vocal duality. Pounding beats are met with vocal ethereality and twinkling piano adornments as the twin sisters struggle to find their reality.
You can check out the video below:
Say Lou Lou - Nothing but a Heartbeat
The title of their recently released album and the topic of their latest video stimulation, “Lucid Dreaming” is the motif behind Say Lou Lou’s latest music video “Nothing but a Heartbeat”. Spanning 8 minutes and 28 seconds, the video is more of a short-film than music video, as director Johanna Nordahl explains,
"Say Lou Lou wished for a video that would capture the essence of the album's theme Lucid Dreaming, and to me that sounded extremely interesting and challenging. I sought inspiration in documentaries on lucid dreamers, listened to Hans Zimmer for days, read excerpts from ‘On Being Ill’ by Virginia Woolf and kept a dream diary of my own while writing the narrative. I wanted the story to draw parallels to big religious ideas while exploring some personal thoughts on mental sanity. I’m a huge fan of Von Trier’s film ‘Melancholia’, so in retrospect I believe that probably served as an influence as well.”
Like the video suggests, “Nothing but a Heartbeat” is filled with an aura of mystique. Much like the phenomenon of lucid dreaming, there’s an ambiguous sense of consciousness as a Balearic haze from the video’s extended version eases through the calm of Swedish-Aussie twins Elektra and Miranda’s vocal duality. Pounding beats are met with vocal ethereality and twinkling piano adornments as the twin sisters struggle to find their reality.
You can check out the video below:
Say Lou Lou - Eclipse Album Sampler (2014)
Saint Lou Lou x Lindstørm - Games For Girls
Dirigido por Dimitri Basil
Say Lou Lou x Lindstrøm - Games for Girls
Spunky and funky, the latest collaboration from the Jansson-Kilbey twins of Say Lou Lou features none other than that of Lindstrøm (and apparently some pen work by Noonie Bao). Their latest single, titled "Games for Girls" is a pumping and bumping track featuring the spacey, intergalactic sound of the Norwegian DJ's beats to that of the cheeky vocals of the Aussie/Swede twins. Featuring somewhat of a guerilla art campaign directed by Dimitri Basil of art collective "Welcome to Cult", the two sisters rustle a few feathers as they partake in the adventures of 3D-printing.
Check out the video below:
SAY LOU LOU X LINDSTRØM : GAMES FOR GIRLS
Totally chill