Youthful singer Darta Stepanova unveiled her third single. A video clip was also built for this, directed by Dace Puce.
Darta Stepanova’s new one is identified as “Zelta važas” and his audio is penned and produced by Valters Pūce, with the co-production of Artūrs Jermaks, drummer of the team “Dagamba”. The phrases have been prepared by Marts Pujāts. Director Dace Puce involved far more than 60 folks in the creation of the single’s strange movie, when Darta herself took on the character of a Gothic woman-prophet. “Dace obtained me out of my consolation zone, breaking my assumptions about how to reflect time, as properly as obtaining into people I’m not applied to,” admits Darta. “At 1st, her ideas seemed ridiculous, but it was really remarkable to make the video, and in the finish, our opinions wholly aligned.”
“This new music video is the story of a lady with superpowers,” states Dace Púce. “The most important character needs to prevent and cease supporting strangers in their misfortunes. She is worn out of these” golden chains “, but somebody from over is regularly viewing her. This another person delivers her with new incidents and laughs softly at them.
The young singer Darta Stepanova started off the collaboration with the leader of the team “Dagamba” Valter Puci currently last yr, when her initial two singles “Tālāk jāet” and “Brīnumzeme” were being introduced. The 1st one even turned a single of the 5 most listened to tracks by Latvian radio stations in 2021. “I am definitely satisfied that our collaboration carries on correctly and that Walter has entrusted his music to me, a youthful performer,” states Darta. “The standard concept of the track is time, the existence of which we will not really appreciate in our each day regimen and haste.” The Golden Chains “is a comparison to the temptations that encompass us, in which we are continually missing. So this is. it is really like an invitation to stop, assess your daily life and start residing right in this article and now. Marta Pujat’s felt lyrics properly mirror this experience of lost time. “
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