Reggae a Semente
The warm sunlight hits you even before the reggae beat begins. In the music video for Reggae a Semente's "Can You Feel?" a red and white van with a "Coexist" sticker in the window rolls slowly down the highway on the edge of a city, a journey interrupted only by shots of the band smiling and jamming in a skate park. Whether they're driving, walking, or lingering under an overpass, they pose the same question: can you feel the spirit?
As comfortable as the overarching mood is, the persistence of their question is not only completely reggae-esque, but it brings a warm sort of urgency into what would otherwise be a relaxing rhythm. It ends the same way it began, suggesting that their van and their vibe will keep on rolling.
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But we don't get to see galactic objects as much as we get a close up of the band singing with a backdrop of fuzzy stars and fireworks. We also get a look inside their minds: "There is no counting the time.... In my head there is nothing but night." The beat moves forward with trumpets and a fun drumbeat, yet somehow remains trance-y as you start seeing double from different angles. It's Electric Light Orchestra meets marching
The warm sunlight hits you even before the reggae beat begins. In the music video for Reggae a Semente's "Can You Feel?" a red and white van with a "Coexist" sticker in the window rolls slowly down the highway on the edge of a city, a journey interrupted only by shots of the band smiling and jamming in a skate park. Whether they're driving, walking, or lingering under an overpass, they pose the same question: can you feel the spirit?
As comfortable as the overarching mood is, the persistence of their question is not only completely reggae-esque, but it brings a warm sort of urgency into what would otherwise be a relaxing rhythm. It ends the same way it began, suggesting that their van and their vibe will keep on rolling.
The Wicked Whispers …show more content…
But we don't get to see galactic objects as much as we get a close up of the band singing with a backdrop of fuzzy stars and fireworks. We also get a look inside their minds: "There is no counting the time.... In my head there is nothing but night." The beat moves forward with trumpets and a fun drumbeat, yet somehow remains trance-y as you start seeing double from different angles. It's Electric Light Orchestra meets marching