“Castelmaure” is taken from Flavien Berger‘s new album Contre-Temps out on Pan European Recordings.
Following up on “Maddy La Nuit,” French elusive synth-pop guru Flavien Berger has just unveiled a video for a track taken from his brand new album Contre-Temps. According to the artist, “Castelmaure” is a song about “change, time travel, contre forme communication.” The clip was directed by Belgian artist Marine Dricot. About the video, he explained to Clash where it was premiered:
[su_quote]I met Marine ‘Bilou’ Dricot in Brussels, and I already loved her work with music videos. She eventually became a friend, due to the stories we shared together, Then became necessary to create something out of it. She is a tender symbolist, that intertwines mental, absurd and surreal images with glimpses of truth.[/su_quote]
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