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SONG OF THE DAY: KEEP BREATHING

THE OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO

Directed by Daniel Charluck Garrelts/Karma Film

Actress: Tea Hartelius

Cinematographers: Daniel Charluck Garrelts & Jonathan David Damborg
Colourist: Jonathan David Damborg

 Keep Breathing 

Lyrics

Show me who you are

Tell me from the start

What makes you laugh

And what has made you sad

I can’t tell you where to go

I wouldn’t know

We’re all just young suns floating

Roaming the sky

Exploding lights

Bring what you are

Be fearless

Shout out to all hearts

The dreams, the dares, the fevers – all the scars

Keep breathing

Keep breathing in

Keep breathing

Keep breathing in

You loose yourself in perfection

Burning to be someone else

I don’t see any satisfaction

In pretty lines and flawless tells

Bring what you are

Be fearless

Shout out to all hearts

The dreams, the dares, the fevers  – all the scars

Keep breathing

Keep breathing in

Keep breathing

Breathing in

Keep breathing in

Breathing

Keep Breathing in

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“PICS FROM THE MUSIC VIDEO SHOOT”

Tea and Daniel in action!

 

One minute baby break.

 

Jonathan making sure they light is perfect

 

Daniel with his camera

 

“BEHIND THE SCENES – MUSIC VIDEO”

Thoughts behind the music video

Seeing that Keep Breathing is a song about comparing yourself to others, we wanted to tell a story about the battle you may have with yourself.

We see a girl walking around in a house, trying on clothes, maybe it’s hers – maybe it’s not.

The further we get into the story it shows, that something is off. Something is troubling her, but we don’t know what. She’s battling something or someone.  At the same time a voice, looking down upon her,  is telling her to keep breathing.

“Bring what you are – be fearless”

All Press Pics by Hedvig Larsson

9 Comments

  1. hunbjorn

    Do you compare yourself to others? and how or where do you find the strength to be just who you are??

    Personally I call my best friend. She’s known me all my life and sometimes she remembers better than myself who I am and what I’m able to do.

    Making music I try to focus as much as possible on the process and as little as possible on the finished product. That helps me to stay present and less critical.

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    • Samuel Campbell

      I’m a creative person but sometimes get inspiration from others, my wife is also creative in art so we bounce of each other. I say my creative side came about at the age of 5, my brother was at college and left all his records at home. This for me was something new so put my first record on the turntable as the cover jumped out at me. The first ever record was a compilation album by The Doors called Weird Scenes Under A Goldmine the first song was Break on Through. So with all the amazing art on the album covers I discovers many artist who would shape my life. Music is my first love and will be with me forever.

      P.S Ulla I love the song and videos your music as been an inspiration for me, and has helped me through some tough times as it lifts my spirits and has inspired me to learn more music theory to improve my own music compositions.

      Kindest Regards
      Sam ^___^

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      • hunbjorn

        Hi Sam. Thanks for your comment and sharing your story. My first music experience was a cassette tape my older sister made for me with my favorite songs. The James Bond song – Golden Eye with Tina Turner, “Hjem til Århus” with Danish “På Slaget 12” and then I wanted “We Don’t Need No Education” with Pink Floyd. She got tired and left the tape recording, so I got most of “The Wall” on it as well. But not all…. listened to that tape for years?I guess it must have shaped my music making is some way or another ?

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    • Stephen Newton

      Once again absolutely stunning Ulla, brilliant music, vocals and video, once again Stunning ??

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      • hunbjorn

        Thank you so much, Stevie. I actually want to correct myself. In the email the other day I said your vocals reminded me of Phil Collins, but I actually meant Sting. It reminds me of Police, which I have listened to a loooot!

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    • Sicko

      This song is very melancholic tot me.
      It genereates an undecribable feeling I used tot have often years ago, when I still played kits of music. Arnout the comparisation tot others: The one thing that makers me very happy, is to be understood in general.

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      • hunbjorn

        For sure, I agree. Understanding each other and also trying to accept each others differences is key.

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  2. Eric Benoit

    The music video is haunting and beautiful, love it

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    • hunbjorn

      Thanks a lot, Eric. That makes me SO happy ?

      Reply

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