NEWS: Delta Heavy reveals behind the scenes video for making of “Reborn”

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Last month, Delta Heavy released the official music video for Reborn via UKF’s Drum & Bass channel. Today, Do Androids Dance unleashes a behind-the-scenes clip into the making of the video, which presents a post-apocalyptic scenario tied together with inventive stop-motion and computer animated techniques. “While the video is pretty damn amazing,” they praise, “it’s even iller to see how it came to life.” – Do Androids Dance [Premiere]

The video was directed by Chris Bristow, and crafted with help from Ian Robertson, the man behind Delta Heavy’s previous video for Get By, along with Duke Dumont‘s groundbreaking Need U 100%, and more recently, Oliver $ and Jimi Jules‘ massive collaboration for Pushing On.

The original and remixes for Reborn are now available via RAM Records on iTunes.

 

Click here to purchase Reborn on iTunes. 

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About Reborn.

Quintessential stadium anthems are Delta Heavy’s forte and Reborn demonstrates how they’ve gained this reputation. Setting show stopping-agendas since their first release on the RAM Records imprint, this next one is no different, however, a cinematic roller isn’t all this release has to offer. With an official music video along with remixes from Spoils and June Miller, there’s a colour reel of sound spinning throughout; a host of tracks to suit every palette.

Reborn embodies exactly what Delta Heavy represents as a collaborative project. An arpeggio of notes leads delicately into emotionally charged vocals, pedestalling the record and creating a musically picturesque backdrop. With the undertow of a pounding morphine bassline and the relentless instrumentation of jungle infused drums, there’s no mistaking the artists’ nod towards their harder productions. Epic, timeless and puffed out with a grandeur composition, Delta Heavy have yet to disappoint.

On the remixes, June Miller carefully crafts their take against the original, uncompromising yet delicately woven and not without its predecessors’ emotional crescendo. And lastly, Spoils introduces us to a genre-infused uptake that catches you unaware, with a steppy melody which stays true to its roots yet delves deep into Spoil’s production aptitude.

So once again, it’s time to take up Delta Heavy’s offerings. They’ve delivered the perfect successor to their “Apollo EP”, yet again reasserting their title as one of the bass scene’s heavyweights.

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