Los Angeles and Kyiv-based artist, The Siren, known for his innovative and genre-defying music, presents the first installment of his upcoming art collection, the "1984" album, with the release of "The Whole World Has Gone Insane". The animated music video marks the beginning of a series of cinematic journeys that promise to captivate audiences and take them on an immersive ride through the dystopian landscape of the artist's mind.
The "1984" album, spanning over 20 songs, is a testament to The Siren's creative vision, recreating legendary 80s synthesizers to paint a vivid picture of love and war, life and death, survivalism, and resilience. The album, aptly described as Funeralwave, offers music tailor-made for riding through the apocalypse, transporting listeners to a world where brutality meets beauty, and where the human spirit perseveres against all odds.
Much of the album was inspired by The Siren's experiences traveling through war-torn Ukraine, where he assisted loved ones to safety. These real-life encounters with conflict and chaos serve as the foundation for the emotional depth and authenticity present in every track of the "1984" album.
An intriguing aspect of The Siren's music is his use of the ancient 432hz frequency, believed to synchronize the left and right brain hemispheres, and to activate dormant DNA. This frequency, derived from the Earth's Schumann Resonance, adds another layer of complexity and depth to his compositions, creating a sonic experience that resonates on a profound level with listeners.
With an impressive list of music recognitions and awards spanning several years, including wins at the Producers Choice Honors Awards and the Hollywood Music in Media Awards, The Siren has established himself as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.
"The Whole World Has Gone Insane" is just the beginning of The Siren's ambitious project. The visual album "1984" will continue to unveil new animated videos every other full moon, inviting listeners to immerse themselves in a world of haunting melodies and thought-provoking narratives.