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Alessandro Cortini: il video di “Batticuore” (da Volume Massimo, in uscita per Mute il 27/9)

Vi abbiamo già dato tutte le notizie fondamentali sul nuovo disco di Alessandro Cortini. Occhio alle date del 6 dicembre a Roma (Monk) e del 7 dicembre a Mestre (Argo 16). Per chi vive a Nord Est, c’è anche Lubiana (28/9).

Il video di “Batticuore”, che riprende anche l’artwork di copertina, è la seconda anticipazione di Volume Massimo. La prima era stata “Amore Amaro”: in entrambi i casi, oltre ai consueti synth, entra in scena la chitarra, in un pezzo per il quale il comunicato stampa non si fa problemi a usare l’aggettivo “pop”.

Regia: Emilie Elizabeth + Alessandra Leone
DoP/Camera: Julian Moser
Colorist: Lutz Forster
Ballerini: Maurice Jabar Werner + Darwin Stapel
Wardrobe Consultant: Raki Fernandez
Grooming: Carmen Rachel