American musician, DJ, singer, composer, multi-instrumentalist and performer working in various genres - from electronic to pop, rock and punk - Moby - released a video for the track “This Wild Darkness” (included in the album “Everything Was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt", which was released on March 2, 2018).
“The world is a strange place, full of confusion and darkness,” Moby described his new video on the official website http://moby.com. “In This Wild Darkness, in essence, an existential dialogue takes place between me and the gospel choir — I speak about my confusion, and the choir responds with melancholy and hope,” the musician says.
The video for the track “This Wild Darkness” is truly full of existentialism, strange landscapes and cosmic landscapes that take the viewer into reflection on existence. “A wonderful life is all that is enough for you, And even enough to understand me,” the singer thoughtfully remarks in his song.
Well, if you don’t know English, it doesn’t matter, you can just watch the video. The gospel choir is especially expressive against the backdrop of surreal landscapes and the flying saucer of the main character, who eventually leaves the “strange place” out of harm’s way.
Watch the video "This Wild Darkness"
Play Moby's album "Everything Was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt"
The first single from the album "Everything Was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt" entitled "Like a Motherless Child" - the third on the album - was released on December 11, 2017. It made the Billboard Adult Alternative Songs chart, also known as Triple A, a chart published by Billboard (the flagship magazine of the Billboard-Hollywood Reporter Media Group) of the most popular songs on adult alternative radio stations. The 40-position chart is based on weekly radio rotations for each song).
The second single “Mere Anarchy” (“Simple Anarchy”) was released by the artist on January 29, 2018 (ranked first in the album), and the track “This Wild Darkness” (“This Wild Darkness”) is the eleventh on the list - appeared on February 26, 2018.
