Voyage Voyage
Voyage Voyage, the iconic ‘80s hit, first sung by Desireless, travels down a fresh route, courtesy of New York based singer / songwriter, Eliane Amherd.
Swiss born Amherd, who has spent her career crafting a signature sound that reflects her bossa nova soul, laced with sophisticated New Yorker ease, not only sings, plays guitar— but also produces and arranges. What we get is glissant vocals nestled between lush but minimal layers of guitars, bass, and beats. The track harnesses the talents of such New York music scene mainstays as Rosa Avila on drums, Amanda Ruzza (bass), and legendary percussionist, Bashiri Johnson who conjures shimmery accents.
The accompanying video, created by Onome Ekeh of Futurezoo, opens up into a dreamscape of ancient symbols colliding with modern day angst, and whimsy— flowering into mandalas of subconscious activity. The musical traveler finds themselves in an unexpected playground.
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Onome EkehDirectorhttp://thememorexe.com
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Onome EkehWriter
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Eliane AmherdProducer
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Eliane AmherdKey Cast
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Rosa AvilaKey Cast
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Amanda RuzzaKey Cast
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Project Type:Music Video
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Runtime:5 minutes 15 seconds
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Completion Date:May 3, 2019
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Production Budget:9,000 USD
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Country of Filming:United States
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Language:French
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Born and raised on both sides of the Atlantic, OE started out as a painter, gravitated towards design and fell in love with cinema. Somewhere in the collusion she went digital… She has produced works for film, theater and radio and is the recipient of several fellowships including the Jerome Foundation, Greenwall Foundation and the Kunstlerhaus Buchsenhausen Fellowship. She is the co-founder and conceptual gear-machinitrix behind Futurezoo.net. She has worked as a dramaturge on projects such as Grisha Colemnan’s “Echo System”, David Thomson’s “Venus”, Okwui Okpakwasili’s “Bronx Gothic’, Annie Dorsen’s “The Great Outdoors”, as well as collaborated with artists such as Carl Hancock Rux, Knut Asdam, Clarinda Mac Low, and Paul Boocock.