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Khaled Hejira shares music video for debut song ‘Arrivée’

Khaled Hejira has just shared the video for his debut single ‘Arrivée.’ The French experimental artist released the track late last year via Neo Atlas, backed with a mesmerizing b-side ‘Born From A Wish.’

The new video features military-style visuals that pulse and change along with the track, setting the tone for the futuristic feel. Other-worldly vocals scattered sparsely into the track are emphasised by text, with mandala-like patterns radiating across the screen at random intervals.

Speaking of the track Hejira says: “This two-track single introduces this project after ten years of experimentation through different genres. It started to take form last year when I genuinely did the music I like without over-thinking during the process of creation. A synthesis based on fragments from the different roads I’ve explored.” For the official music video he adds, “This video is the first stone of a story I want to develop and narrate through a project who will accompany my music. The story is set in 2052, where an international organization deploy their multi-purpose machines after an undisclosed event.”

Watch ‘Arrivée’ below:

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