The rock giants Nevertel are back with a new video for "LAST BREATH" – their latest audiovisual triumph, where the razor-sharp songwriting and melodic dreaminess of the band merge with the usual high intensity and perfectly placed breakdowns.
The new video, written and produced by the band – Jeremy Michael (vocals) and Raul Lopez (vocals/producer) – following the "OTHERSIDE" raid, begins with the band being held captive in synthetic dreamscapes as test subjects of dystopian experiments aimed at stripping them of their agency – but not without resistance. The video for "LAST BREATH" was filmed by Blackwolf Imaging.
Lopez shares: "‘LAST BREATH’ came about when we were stuck in an ice storm in Nashville earlier this year with our good friend Gianni Taylor. The song is about the emotional turbulence we sometimes experience in our heads when we wear ourselves down while trying to keep moving forward with what we are doing in life. The soundscape of the song feels almost dark and oppressive – just how we felt while writing it. The music video dives into these thought games we play with ourselves, showing how Jeremy and I go through our own scenarios and then return to reality, having to continue fighting through life. Jeremy and Alex Kouvatsos from Blackwolf Imaging have created the perfect visual representation of what this song means. We are very proud of it and hope you can identify with it as much as we do."
The link to LAST BREATH is as follows:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsF44Sh8hhE
Nevertel was founded in 2014 and has solidified its strong presence in the active rock radio format with a top 3 hit (“Break The Silence”), paving the way for over 200 million streams of their entire catalog. Last year, the band undeniably cemented their status as headliners with their acclaimed, genre-crossing studio album “Start Again” – a collection of puzzle pieces from older and newer ideas, including the aforementioned collaboration with Sleep Theory as well as the hits “Some Things”, “Criminal”, and more.
In the same year, they toured the USA, UK, EU, and Australia, with Nevertel's unique blend of nu-metal, rock, and hip-hop causing a stir at festivals like Download and Sonic Temple – and just last year they toured alongside Wage War, Sleep Theory, Memphis May Fire, and many others.
