Toronto musician Bazarian has unveiled a new song called "The Wrong Side," which has arrived with a music video.
He's dabbled in music specifically composed for commercials and film, but this latest offering hears Bazarian making a return to electronic pop sounds.
The track was recorded in Yerevan, Armenia, in the wake of the Velvet Revolution, and it features additional vocals from DIANA singer Carmen Elle. She also appears in the video.
"The video was shot in my mom's sticker factory and brings to life the fantasies we carry with us that we don't allow ourselves to experience," Bazarian tells Exclaim! "Too often, we're governed by our fears and driven by negative habits and patterns. More than ever, it's time to get out of our heads and dance!"
Watch them do exactly that in the clip below.
"The Wrong Side" will appear on Bazarian's upcoming EP Sight Lines, which is due out in April.
He's dabbled in music specifically composed for commercials and film, but this latest offering hears Bazarian making a return to electronic pop sounds.
The track was recorded in Yerevan, Armenia, in the wake of the Velvet Revolution, and it features additional vocals from DIANA singer Carmen Elle. She also appears in the video.
"The video was shot in my mom's sticker factory and brings to life the fantasies we carry with us that we don't allow ourselves to experience," Bazarian tells Exclaim! "Too often, we're governed by our fears and driven by negative habits and patterns. More than ever, it's time to get out of our heads and dance!"
Watch them do exactly that in the clip below.
"The Wrong Side" will appear on Bazarian's upcoming EP Sight Lines, which is due out in April.