Underwater

Like a diary written on wet paper, this song smells of salt, loneliness, and the moon. It conveys the feeling of a person who is drowning not in water, but in their own transparency, shouting into space, but the echo does not return. Each word is like a bubble of air that rises to the surface and bursts, leaving no trace.

The music gently rocks like a wave: it comforts a little, lulls a little, but does not let you forget about the cold bottom. There are no dramatic gestures here, only a quiet request to be noticed and a slight envy of the water itself - at least it knows how to embrace. Everything sounds as if sadness has learned to be beautiful and weightless.

Director: Kit Herron

Cinematographer: Jeremy Herron

Sound Engineer: Mark Lambert

Color: Nick Metcalf