Close To Monday Unveils Eye-Catching Music Video For Single ‘First Class’

Close To Monday, the European indie electronic duo known for their unique sound, is back with a fresh track that’s turning heads. Alexander and Ann, the creative forces behind the group, have a knack for blending classic synthpop vibes with modern twists, and their latest single, “First Class,” is no exception.

“First Class” is a departure from Close To Monday’s usual upbeat rhythms, like those in hits such as “Religion (Slevin Remix)” and “Lie.” This time around, they’re slowing things down, diving into a more introspective and cinematic soundscape. The song tells the tale of a man consumed by ambition and the allure of material success, a story that unfolds against a backdrop of lush electronic melodies.

The music video for “First Class” is a visual treat that perfectly complements the song’s mood. Filmed in an art space by the duo’s trusted team, it’s all about the raw emotion, the play of light and shadows, and a minimalist approach that keeps the focus on the music. It’s a testament to Close To Monday’s commitment to creating a complete audio-visual experience.

What really sets “First Class” apart is how it immerses listeners in its narrative. Ann’s captivating vocals, combined with the duo’s signature synth arrangements, create an atmosphere that’s both mysterious and inviting. The story of the song’s protagonist, trapped by his own desires, unfolds through the lyrics and melodies, drawing listeners into a world where ambition can lead to unexpected transformations.

“First Class” is a reflection of Close To Monday’s philosophy that music should tell a story and evoke emotions. It’s about exploring themes that resonate with everyone – the irony of finding oneself imprisoned in a world of luxury and the tragedy of losing happiness in the pursuit of material wealth.

“First Class” is a journey through the complexities of human ambition and desire.

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