« Dear R. » is undoubtedly the most important song for me.
I went through a heartbreak that left me alone overnight, forcing me to experience a variety of emotions.
This challenging experience inspired me to write to externalize my feelings. "Dear R." is a farewell letter addressed to my past – a letter that became a song that I now share with the world but addressed to "R". This song takes me back to a specific moment from my past it's a narrative that's close to my heart, and I've poured my soul into every note, every lyric, to make it a true reflection of my journey.
As you delve into the music video, you'll discover a visual journey that mirrors the emotional rollercoaster of the song. I wanted the video to be more than just imagery; I wanted it to be an experience that draws you into the core of your own feelings. The styling choices, the dynamic editing, and the careful play of light and shadow all collaborate to create an intimate space for introspection.
Inspired by the cinema's ability to capture profound moments, the "Dear R." music video is an artistic ode to timelessness. Each frame holds symbolism, each visual choice carries meaning – from the blazer worn backwards as if during the time of the song, I'm looking into the past., to the black and white palette reminiscent of cherished memories. It's a visual journey that not only complements the song but elevates its depth.
"Dear R." isn't just my story; it's a canvas for your story too. It's a universal experience of heartache, healing, and the art of forgiveness. Through this song, I invite you to immerse yourself in emotions, memories, and a journey of your own.
I believe that music has the power to unite souls, to create empathy bridges between hearts, and that's what "Dear R." is all about. It's a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, a melody that's meant to remind us that we're not alone in our struggles.
Directed by Lucas del Fresno
Director of Photography : Fanny Reynaud
Edit : Lucas del Fresno
Camera Assistant : Arnaud Portalier
Gaffer : Mathieu Werlen
Grip : Sébastien Saborio
Color Grading : Gaïth Zehri
Dear R.
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Added on 18 August 2023
« Dear R. » is undoubtedly the most important song for me.
I went through a heartbreak that left me alone overnight, forcing me to experience a variety of emotions.
This challenging experience inspired me to write to externalize my feelings. "Dear R." is a farewell letter addressed to my past – a letter that became a song that I now share with the world but addressed to "R". This song takes me back to a specific moment from my past it's a narrative that's close to my heart, and I've poured my soul into every note, every lyric, to make it a true reflection of my journey.
As you delve into the music video, you'll discover a visual journey that mirrors the emotional rollercoaster of the song. I wanted the video to be more than just imagery; I wanted it to be an experience that draws you into the core of your own feelings. The styling choices, the dynamic editing, and the careful play of light and shadow all collaborate to create an intimate space for introspection.
Inspired by the cinema's ability to capture profound moments, the "Dear R." music video is an artistic ode to timelessness. Each frame holds symbolism, each visual choice carries meaning – from the blazer worn backwards as if during the time of the song, I'm looking into the past., to the black and white palette reminiscent of cherished memories. It's a visual journey that not only complements the song but elevates its depth.
"Dear R." isn't just my story; it's a canvas for your story too. It's a universal experience of heartache, healing, and the art of forgiveness. Through this song, I invite you to immerse yourself in emotions, memories, and a journey of your own.
I believe that music has the power to unite souls, to create empathy bridges between hearts, and that's what "Dear R." is all about. It's a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, a melody that's meant to remind us that we're not alone in our struggles.
Credits and thanks
Directed by Lucas del Fresno
Director of Photography : Fanny Reynaud
Edit : Lucas del Fresno
Camera Assistant : Arnaud Portalier
Gaffer : Mathieu Werlen
Grip : Sébastien Saborio
Color Grading : Gaïth Zehri
Written & Composed : Janti
Arranged, Mixed & Mastered : Load Track
Special Thanks :
Studio 320
Ilan Casari
Liza Mazur
Dimitra Patras
Marcelino Chapeaux TM
Charly Ducros
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