Following on from “About You” – the first release from their “Everything Is True” EP – Danish trio AV AV AV pave the way into 2017 with their next single “Habitat”.
“ELOQ”, “Unkwon” and “DJ.E.D.D.E.H.” are always inspired to make new music when they place themselves in isolated environments. There was no exception in the music making for their upcoming EP, where they have also chosen to flee to a summer hideaway to escape the noise of the city. “Habitat”, which is the second single from this EP, embraces acoustic elements that blend together with electronic beats and multi-layered soundscapes.
In order to complete the acoustic elements, they received some help from ELOQ’s dad Henrik Janson, who has composed and recorded a string arrangement that blends perfectly with the track. His musical résumé includes acts like Pink, Take That and Backstreet Boys. Besides this, he was also the composer of the string arrangement for the famous hit “Toxic” by Britney Spears.
“Habitat was created through a journey in sound, and when Henrik Janson recorded the cello on the track, we knew it was complete. We are all extremely proud of Habitat, and we think it is definitely a track that has shown us the direction in which we are headed with the entire AV AV AV project” The trio explains about the collaboration with Henrik Janson
The forthcoming music video for “Habitat” was made by the illustrator and film instructor Anders Morgenthaler, the collaboration discussed by AV AV AV below:
“We were contacted by Anders Morgenthaler who told us that he was in love with our music and wanted to visualise our expression. We felt extremely honoured that he wanted to make a music video for us. He’s the man behind “Rocket Brothers”by Kashmir, probably the best animation music video ever made in Denmark.
The full process of the Habitat video has taken nearly two years because of the great deal of work it took to create the 3D animations. During this time we have simultaneously been working on the track. We felt we had to make the track even better every time we saw new video material from Anders and his crew. So in a way, the track and the video developed together through this process.”
The video premieres on Thursday February 2nd.
