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“Gemini” is the new Be Forest song from the upcoming album “Knocturne”: watch the video!

After Atto I e BengalaGemini is the third track to be revealed from the new Be Forest record, Knocturne, out 8th February via We Were Never Being Boring collective. The song premiered on “The Line Best Fit” (link) and its video has been previewed on “Rumore” website (link).

The band says that  “Gemini is one of the last songs written for Knocturne. It’s a short track but encloses a palpable duality: while the guitars warmly surf triplets’ soundwaves, the drums, adamant and controlled, interpose a seemingly ‘techno-music’ intention. The vocals are enticing while invoking a night that extends over the day. It’s a song that wants to wear a dichotomy but never becomes rivalry and rather coexists in its double nature. It’s a bivalence that transforms into couple“.

The video, made in complete autonomy, is “evanescent, not thought with a logic line but rather with an imaginative one, in order to accompany the song, not to take possession of it“.

 

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