Vancouver electronic music experimenter Boha has offered up a spiralling, prismatic visual smorgasbord to accompany the twisted soundscape of his spring-released Boil EP's "Solstice."
Though almost entirely playing out kaleidoscopically, the video quickly shifts between clips of morphing neon city signs, street scenes and a smashing shot of a shadowy figure cracking glass windows. The constant shift plays well with the track, which runs from drip-dropping water samples and eerily undulating synth whirls, to more erratic blips of white noise.
Directed by Michael Henry, the multimedia explosion supporting Boha's "Solstice" can be seen down below.
Though almost entirely playing out kaleidoscopically, the video quickly shifts between clips of morphing neon city signs, street scenes and a smashing shot of a shadowy figure cracking glass windows. The constant shift plays well with the track, which runs from drip-dropping water samples and eerily undulating synth whirls, to more erratic blips of white noise.
Directed by Michael Henry, the multimedia explosion supporting Boha's "Solstice" can be seen down below.
