Live Review: Things get a little blue in Rainbow Chan's, 'Nest' video
Rainbow Chan has released, 'Nest' the first single to her debut record; now in visual form!
The multi-talented, RAINBOW CHAN, has revealed the visual clip to compliment 'Nest' - the first offering from her debut record (!!!) to be released via taste-maker label, Silo Arts & Records.
A study of intangible feelings and the systems of relationships, 'Nest' documents the lust for a bubblegum affair, yet is soon confronted by the reality of a mutual demise. Inventing a vigorous backdrop of tropical sounds and adopted wildlife interpretations to lacquer the textural need, this artificial skin worsens with wear, as the hopeful gain of a rose-tinted ideal relationship only amounts into a bout of loneliness.
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Placing this concept into the visual field, there are quite a lot of elements expressed to further implement the message of, 'Nest'. Hues of blue paint the background, with a bare-faced Chan placed before them, being inspected rather closely. Carrying with her small bouquets of tiny flower buds, the feminine touch of an innocent mind influence the viewer's perception and hope for a blissful outcome. Though, with the fragmented shots of Rainbow Chan's dancing body experiencing technical glitches as it is broadcast amongst a sea of television screens, you cannot deny the contrast unmistakably at play.
Rainbow Chan's 'Nest' is available for purchase now, via Silo Arts & Records. Keep an eye out for the release of her debut album in the coming months.
Words by Hannah Galvin
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