Alisa Fox, a young musician, introduces herself and her transition from classical to techno music.

Alice’s first music video invites everyone who is looking for freedom and inner discovery, as well as the power to create their own reality, to join a wild rave party.

“This is a strong protest against those powers that try to suppress, belittle the expression of individuality and the triumph of self-expression. The loud, bright and aggressive of the clip draivs will try to catch your breath and not let go of the tension, while allowing yourself to the energetic rhythms of techno music, surreal and decadent party atmosphere,” explains the young musician.

The venue is an abandoned Riga airport, where the neon reflections of a fiery rave party light up behind the iconic rows of columns. In the crowd, in a single wave, representatives of diverse alternative cultures with tattoos and piercings can be seen – each ready to celebrate their personal freedom. As the party heats up, an unexpected guest arrives: an evil priest who has not come to save souls from destruction, but to assert his dominance, influence and control. But the crowd is defiant and knows what they want from the night, so they’re not afraid to push on, indulging in a hedonistic adventure.

Alisa continues: “In this clip and piece, I and my team tried to capture the essence of a generation that refuses to be defined by convention or societal norms, and that rejoices in the power of individuality and freedom of personal expression. I invite every viewer to join the experience of accepting otherness, freeing oneself from stigmas, norms and assumptions, but allowing oneself to celebrate the breaking out of the unlimited artistic essence.”

Alisa Fox or real name Alisa Malysheva lives in Berlin. At the age of 16, she started her career as a classical violinist and violist, playing in professional orchestras around the world. After that, she devoted herself to musical pursuits, until she changed the violin to drums and went on tour with a well-known rock band. Alice’s favorite music genres are pop, rock and fusionover time friendships have been strengthened with groups of these deviations from Europe, USA and Asia.