With the video for ‘Miracles’, Andrew X is ready to completely seize the standard and humour so widespread on the music movies from the 80s – again on the very starting of the MTV period. Not solely that, he’s additionally been in a position to emulate the musical and singing type of artists whose heyday was again then too – suppose Richard Marx, Corey Hart, and Bryan Adams.

He’s definitely paid loads of consideration to element within the clip, not simply replicating the aesthetic of the time, but in addition producing it with such readability and a focus to element that it’s just about not possible to inform it aside from the true factor. And that is what units Andrew X aside from those that may attempt to imitate the 80s type: he’s not copying it, he’s carrying the torch. With gorgeously melodic and optimistic music, Andrew X reveals that he not solely loves the smooth pop-rock music of the 80s, he completely understands it as effectively. The video for ‘Miracles’, directed by Luke Pilgrim and Brad Kennedy, harks not simply to the MTV of the 80s, but in addition to the movies we liked – ‘Fairly In Pink’, ‘Sixteen Candles’, and ‘Model’.

‘Miracles’ is the centrepiece of Andrew X’s album, ‘Driving At Sundown’, a full-length that serves as a superb introduction to the artist as a pop-rock traditionalist. Produced by Matt Goldman and blended by Mark Needham, the album has been given sufficient muscle to make sure Andrew X’s music will grace each up to date playlists and people that concentrate on nostalgia for a time when each film had a contented ending.

The music video for ‘Miracles’ has a contented ending too. Our hero is obsessive about the hostess of a late evening infomercial present, and is so devoted that he fills his home shopping for all the things she has to promote. He’s the lady of his desires, however she has her personal desires as effectively, and she or he’s decided to not be promoting to digital camera perpetually. Will our star-crossed lovers discover one another? Effectively, with out spoiling something, you already know they’ll – however you’ve bought to take the journey to learn the way. The clip is embellished in 80s colors, the celebrities are wearing interval trend, the computer systems and tvs are powered by Cathode Ray Tubes; even the dial telephone is genuine. When you weren’t round to get pleasure from MTV in its heyday, then this comes a really shut second, and for 3 minutes, Andrew X goes to take you there.

Watch the music video for ‘Miracles’ beneath, and out extra about Andrew X and his music on-line on his official web site, YouTube, Fb, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok.

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