The music video, directed by Davide Forleo, will be online starting October 16 on the artist's official YouTube channel. Filmed in the mountains of Valsesia, the video interweaves natural elements with details of the human body, giving rise to visions full of poetic ambiguity and creating a visual labyrinth that mirrors the song's inner journey.
"Arianna" constructs a dark and enveloping soundscape. Edgy guitars, deep and gloomy bass lines, meditative synthesizers, and intensely marked percussion accompany Attuario's vocals, reinforcing the sense of immersion in an inner labyrinth. As the artist explains, the production creates an "esoteric, mystical, confusing atmosphere," dragging the listener into a sonic journey between shadows and reflections.
The song originated as an exploration of the human mind: the mind as the labyrinth, Arianna as the guiding wisdom, and Theseus as the courage necessary to face one's fears."The thread of Arianna," explains Attuario, symbolizes the inner guidance that helps overcome doubtful insecurities. Writing about Arianna was a journey into the labyrinth of the psyche, renewing the myth and offering interpretive keys to better understand ourselves.
"Arianna" follows the previous singles "Insetti" and "Amen”, which have already defined the sound of the new recording project, confirming the artistic collaboration between Attuario and Zanotti and garnering wide critical acclaim. With this triptych of singles, "Babele" is shaping up to be a de