Zimmer shares cinematic music video for new song 'Landing'
WHAT WE HAVE TO SAY:
It's Friday morning and we have a stacked lineup of releases to share with you. To get things started, we have this incredible... cinematic music video accompanying the new release from Parisian producer, Zimmer. The new release captures a tone from the artist that we felt was extremely intimate—the sound design and the atmosphere of the track grows on you, little by little as it progresses further. Before you know it, you're riding a wave of emotional energy created by the artist himself.
The video captured the essence of the song wonderfully and according to the artists Soundcloud discography, this is the artists first original release of 2018, so don't forget to connect with the artist online so you can stay up to date on any future releases or updates! Enjoy.
A WORD FROM THE ARTIST:
"In 2015, scientists detect Gravitational Waves for the first time. My father was one of them. This is the story of 30 years of research, the discovery of a lifetime. I’ve been profoundly moved by the discovery, and Landing is an homage track to my father.
Gravitational waves are ripples in space-time. They are caused by the most violent events in the universe, like the fusion of two black holes. They happen million of light years away, yet are smaller than the size of an atom. It is mind-blowing we were able to detect them. Their Nobel prized discovery will allow us to observe the Universe in a way never before possible.
We had the unique chance to be able to shoot inside Virgo, the European Gravitational Waves observatory, located in Pisa, Italy. Everything we shot is real, I wanted to show this incredible machine that’s huge but very precise at the same time." - Zimmer
