Electronica Music Video
Here is an electronica music video we produced for For All The Emptiness (FATE). FATE is renowned for its dark electronica sound that counteracts anti-reason claims. In the video for “Hearts Against Minds,” we aimed to embody this essence. The video begins with a man in a room surrounded by newspapers. Headlines scream the world’s ills, showcasing shadowy words like “war” and “famine.” This man is depicted as searching for the force that confines him.
Our electronica music video was a true adventure, bringing us to some remarkable desert locations. Producer Ro Leon carefully selected several spots, including Rhyolite, Arizona for the dark room scenes, right beside the Goldwell Open Air Museum. Other parts of the shoot took place at a campsite near Death Valley. Our dedicated location manager, Eric Mathis, not only transported the cast from Las Vegas but also ensured everyone stayed refreshed and well-fed.
Director Justin McAleece and Director of Photography Ian McAleece were hands-on in constructing the dark room inside an old barn the day before filming. When the day arrived, our talented team included grip Kevin Dyer, makeup artist Wendy Ryan Shelton, production assistant Cortiny Kleidon, and BTS photographer Matt Jeff. Once filming wrapped, our post-production team took the reins, expertly editing the footage at our video center.
Leading the cast for our electrifying electronica music video is none other than the music artist himself, Jonathan Kaplan. Joining him as the two primary leads are Mart Justice and Hannah Harper. Our talented extras include Adrinna Moosman, Dona Harris, Matt Donnelly, Alan Smith, and Kris Melegi.
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About Electronica
About ElectronicaElectronica is a diverse genre of electronic-based music styles, including techno, house, ambient, jungle, and more. These styles are crafted not just for dancing but for a complete auditory experience. In North America during the late 1990s, the mainstream music industry adopted ‘electronica’ as an umbrella term to describe a wide array of styles such as techno, big beat, drum and bass, trip hop, downtempo, and ambient. This was regardless of whether the music was curated by indie labels for underground nightclub and rave scenes or licensed by major labels for mainstream audiences, positioning it as an alternative to alternative rock. By the early 2010s, the term ‘electronica’ was largely replaced by ‘electronic dance music’ (EDM), a genre linked with academia, outdoor music festivals, and mainstream styles like electro house and dubstep. Read More
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Choosing Blare to produce your music video offers you a unique blend of creativity, expertise, and advanced technology. Our team is passionate about bringing your vision to life, ensuring that every detail, from the storyboarding to the final edit, meets your highest expectations. Plus, we utilize state-of-the-art equipment and software to deliver stunning visuals and impeccable sound quality.
At Blare, we understand the pulse of the Electronica genre and incorporate that understanding into every frame. You’re not just getting a music video; you’re getting a piece of art that resonates with your audience and elevates your music career. Our proven track record speaks for itself, as showcased in our portfolio, where we consistently produce visually compelling and engaging music videos that stand out.
By partnering with us, you’re choosing a team that’s committed to translating your musical creativity into a visual masterpiece. We focus on creating content that’s not only professional but also uniquely tailored to reflect your style and message. Ready to make your music video unforgettable? Blare is the way to go.
