French flair but with an Italian love theme, much of what is Phoenix’s latest album “Ti Amo” and it seems the title track shares a visual aesthetic too.
The Parisian quartet recently announced some European shows for early next year including Dublin’s Olympia Theatre. If you happen to be attending any of them, you’ll also be able to pick up this video on VHS (yes, the hipstery retro format revival is still on) through vending machines at the gigs.
Directed by Wiissa, the video is cut between shots on 16mm film and scenes from Claude Nori’s “Un été 82”
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French flair but with an Italian love theme, much of what is Phoenix’s latest album “Ti Amo” and it seems the title track shares a visual aesthetic too.
The Parisian quartet recently announced some European shows for early next year including Dublin’s Olympia Theatre. If you happen to be attending any of them, you’ll also be able to pick up this video on VHS (yes, the hipstery retro format revival is still on) through vending machines at the gigs.
Directed by Wiissa, the video is cut between shots on 16mm film and scenes from Claude Nori’s “Un été 82”
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