In looking back at his Migration LP that dropped earlier this year, Bonobo has shared a new video for album cut "Bambro Koyo Ganda."
Directed by Stylewar, the clip puts a spotlight on scenes from around the globe that unfold in synchronicity with the track itself, proving that no matter the location, a rhythm always exists.
Stylewar had this to say about the video:
The video is a vast collection of material, including some footage shot specifically for this video, as well as existing footage from around the world. Then, through the magic of editing, we endeavoured to make every movement in the video correspond to the movement of the music, whether to its rhythm or to the very notes themselves. If you look closely, you should notice that the smallest details have been tweaked to sync the music to the movement. Like the music of Bonobo, it celebrates the rhythmic beauty of our world.
Migration is out now through Ninja Tune. Watch the video for "Bambro Koyo Ganda" in the player below.
You can also check out Exclaim!'s newly published concert review of Bonobo's Toronto show over here.
Directed by Stylewar, the clip puts a spotlight on scenes from around the globe that unfold in synchronicity with the track itself, proving that no matter the location, a rhythm always exists.
Stylewar had this to say about the video:
The video is a vast collection of material, including some footage shot specifically for this video, as well as existing footage from around the world. Then, through the magic of editing, we endeavoured to make every movement in the video correspond to the movement of the music, whether to its rhythm or to the very notes themselves. If you look closely, you should notice that the smallest details have been tweaked to sync the music to the movement. Like the music of Bonobo, it celebrates the rhythmic beauty of our world.
Migration is out now through Ninja Tune. Watch the video for "Bambro Koyo Ganda" in the player below.
You can also check out Exclaim!'s newly published concert review of Bonobo's Toronto show over here.