Hypnotizing you with a mix of electronic beats, jolting screams, and ethereal vocals, Goo Munday demonstrates how she incorporates every aspect of herself into her art with the new video for “Eyes”.
Out of Sydney Australia, Munday is an ethereal artist of many talents. From producing, mixing, and mastering all of her music, to editing, styling, and directing her own music videos, her style and signature sound is a self-designed pop/punk persona intertwined with a gloomy aesthetic and drenched in mystery.
The song “Eyes” is the third official Music Video from her debut album “9 Lives” out on Negative Gain Productions. The video for “Eyes” takes you on a ghostly journey before the song really starts, but when it does the pulsing electronic beat takes you over. Its comes at you like a breeze you didn’t notice at first.
Watch the video here:
Munday gives us some insight into the inspiration behind the track: “Eyes” represents the sadness of society that I see around me and even within myself. From birth we are told who to be, what to believe and are conditioned without choice, it takes a strong individual to break free from the programming of other people. Some, however, live their whole lives by the rules without questioning. I see a lot of this in my daily life and it became the subject of “Eyes”.
The video represents the communication between this dimension and the higher dimensions and that in order to evolve, both darkness and light need to come together once and for all. Accepting that death is a part of life, that there is a lot more ahead of us at the end of our human journeys and that there is A LOT more than meets the eye in this current reality.
Shot by Christian K. Reed and Goo Munday.
Edited, styled and directed by Goo Munday.
Makeup by Tammy Hendricks and Goo Munday.
You can find more of Goo Munday:
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