The indie pop duo Grace & Moji have finally released their latest project, “Sad Times.”
They attempted to establish themselves as independent people while still in a relationship with one another, which had an influence on their plot.
The Sad Times video compliments is a visual extravaganza, fusing reality with fantasy to explore the complexities of being sad. The video is directed by John Frost, and it captures your heart, taking you right there.
“Sad Times” successfully combines the dynamics of sorrow and the escape from unhealthy patterns. The song immediately connects with you as it contains catchy tunes celebrating an individual transformation, alluding to the use of plants, drugs, and shamanic experiences.
Stylistically and symbolically speaking, the video has it all visually. Moji, wearing a retro-styled suit, directs his audience through a mixed-up tour of urban scenes in a classic roadster.
An enigmatic character in a death’s head mask steers the vehicle with an uncanny twist to the plot. The video’s colourful and bright tone relates it to the mysterious pieces by David Lynch.
Sad times have been no exception to the strong artistic vision that Grace and Moji have shown in their music videos. The passion these artists’ have for exploring complicated topics through their art is clear and leaves a sensual impression on viewers’ hearts.
In “Sad Times,” Grace & Moji prove that they are still one step ahead of every other indie pop band by stretching creative limits farther than ever, providing one of the most profoundly moving, aesthetically pleasing interpretations of human nature.
The track and its supporting video are not simply for entertainment purposes but rather an emotional therapeutic journey into creative expression.
