Watch Chow Mane's new music video for 'Lighthouse / Crows'
WHAT WE HAVE TO SAY:
Chow Mane makes his return with a brand new music video for his new song(s) ‘Lighthouse / Crows’. The dual release highlights Chow Mane’s unique vocal style and overall creative vision. The production, which possess a more melodic vibe, ended up being some of Chow Mane’s best work yet.
Chow Mane has proved yet again just how diverse he is with his many talents whether it be for painting emotion with his writing or getting a party started with his high-octane flow and delivery... Chow Mane is the BEST of both worlds. Enjoy!
WHAT THE ARTIST HAS TO SAY:
“Lighthouse was written about a past relationship, I think the content was pretty straightforward but what I really wanted to do with that song was experiment a little more with sound. I was influenced by Bon Iver & Future, and recorded 5-6 melodies on certain sections to create lush, wall-of-sound harmonies organically without any plugins. The sounds I chose when producing the song were also very "wet" sounding, replicating raindrops, streams of water, and other similar sounds in nature.
Crows was written during a very personal time in 2015, and expresses feelings created by seeing my family struggle and trying to find out their (and subsequently my own) place within the world. The lyrics are also straightforward, talking about their divorce, hardworking efforts for little return, a sense of disillusionment with the routine of life, and environmental concerns.
The video for both of these songs is focused on the visual feeling of a day or life gone by - the morning, a time for growing; the afternoon, a time for fun; and the evening, a time for reflection. The actual story told by the video is very loose and vague, the focus in the video here was a lot more on the feeling.” — Chow Mane
