Music and Emotions Blur in Everything Is Recorded's Hauntingly Surreal Music Video

Ed Morris releases yet another work of art showing the hauntingly surreal music video for 'Swamp Dreams #3', transporting viewers to a desolate, otherworldly landscape where the line between music and emotion blurs. The video follows a stoic figure, guitarist and vocalist Clari Freeman-Taylor, trudging through a muddy dirt track in the middle of a vast, barren field, carrying a small 1980s television. On the TV screen, a vibrant, expressive version of Clari’s face sings, juxtaposing her impassive expression as she presses forward. Connected to a long extension cable, the TV mirrors the tension in the track as the cord stretches to its breaking point.

Ed Morris said, "I imagined the glowing TV as a striking visual, something oddly out of place in a moody, natural landscape. It turned into a journey - a symbolic one - toward discarding the persona, leaving it behind in the dirt. I liked the idea that the persona has a limited lifespan, something tethered and temporary, represented by the wire and the eventual unplugging.

"The video is ultimately about the true self outliving the persona. It’s not an overt narrative, though; the themes are implicit, wrapped in something intriguing, beautiful, and hopefully captivating to watch."