Gamma10 returns with music video for ‘Children of tomorrow’ from the album ‘Outsider’
Available now is the brand new Gamma10 video for the track “Children of tomorrow” taken from the album “Outsider” (which is available right here). The video is available right below!
The main theme in this video is the global problem of the next generations: the pollution, the overpopulation and the social alienation.
Says Laci: “The black and white scenes represent a dystopia when the nature is almost dead and most of the peoples leaves in small flatsb in huge blockhouses. They are in contrast with the sepia scenes which show some playing childrens in living the nature.”
The title song “Outsider” is already available on Youtube as well, but only with a simple visualisation based on the cover art. The album is available on Bandcamp, on Spotify, Deezer and on iTunes, and will be available on Google Play, Apple Music, Amazon Music and on Tidal.
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