Once Human's new album Evolution has every reason to be great. The album showcases a band that's leagues ahead of its 2015 debut album, and its new song "Gravity" only goes to further prove that statement.
Today we have the privilege to premiere the music video for "Gravity," which guitarist Logan Mader is especially proud of!
We shot this video in the desert near Las Vegas to achieve a large visual depth. We like working with Ron Thunderwood because he gives us a lot of freedom to be ourselves . He is mostly a one man army so convenience is awesome. We love his passion and wanted people to see his versatility and skill outside of a controlled room. We worked with all natural light so we had a small window of time. The wind was so strong that we almost lost the drone and Ron had to chase it. We were not expecting the wind and the dust, but we went with it anyway and in the end it really seemed to fit with the lyrics. The lyrics and the vibe of the video are nearly the same: Constantly cloudy, unexpected, messy, racing complexities of the mind, and only a moment of clarity.
"Our new guitarist. Max Karon appears in this video. He's an amazing guitarist and played a big role in the creative process with Lauren and I on our new album, ‘Evolution,' out Feb. 10th. We are releasing this song as the 2nd single because it shows the more progressive elements within our album, has meaningful lyrics and displays Lauren's diversity as a vocalist."
Evolution is due out February 10, as opposed to the original January release date, via earMUSIC. Pre-order the album here.
