Nader Sadek - Re:Mechanic (Official Music Video) скачать видео бесплатно

Music:

Travis Ryan : Main vocals

Flo Mounier : Drums

Mike Hrubovac: Vocals

Tim Rocheny: Backing vocals

Orestis Nalmpantis: Leads

Rune Eriksen:Guitars

Kelly Conlon: Bass

Original Song by Steve Tucker and Mike Lerner, with Rune Eriksen

Lyrics Re-written by Nader Sadek

Intro by Martin Rygiel, Nader Sadek, Casey Smith

Mixed/Mastered: Casey Smith

Video:

Directed by Nader Sadek

Edited by Joe Dillingham

featuring:

Bassist: Novy Nowak

Guitarist: Rune Eriksen

Drummer: Flo Mounier

Singer :Novy Nowak/Guy whitney

Desert Druid: Nader Sadek

CG/FX : Matt Foglia, Artur Elson, CHAWKI RODESLY

Shot by:

Andrew Strasser

Karim El Hakim

Nader Sadek

Black out Studios ( Tarek Hosni)

Egypt Crew:

Amy el Sabahy

Mohamed Adel

Sandrine Pelletier

US CREW:

Abraham Gautier

Henning Koczy

Original Song by Steve Tucker and Mike Lerner, with Rune Eriksen

Lyrics Re-written by Nader Sadek

In the final video of "In The Flesh," the curse of petroleum traps faceless protagonists in a vicious cycle of dismemberment and rebirth. Breaking down body parts and reappropriating them into engine parts, the infernal Machine accumulates those parts in order to extend and intensify this process. Caught in this loop, the song functions as a ritual that links the divine skies with the underground, an ancient past with the cradle of damnation.

Sadek states: "For the final video, it was important for me to shoot at the ancient Crystal Altar in Egypt, cutting it with footage from the New York City underground. Conceptually, I wanted to broaden the scope and scale of the project, and to reaffirm the global afflictions caused by our petro worship. In a sense, the underground has risen and the surface has sunk, and with this video and the album "In the Flesh," listeners get snared in the protagonist's nonlinear time loop: manufactured, dismembered, and released into the vacant desert, his prayer for survival is denied as he is consumed by the unending circle of death."

Sadek continues: "In The Flesh" and the more music-based projects prior to it were exactly that, projects. Nader Sadek was never a band or band name for that matter. The projects continue to grow and change, and it's become very interesting to hear different artists reinterpret the material. Three years after its original inception, this song ("Re:Mechanic") needed some new personality, and I think the re-recording with Travis Ryan, Mike Hrubovac, Tim Rocheny, Orestis Nalmpantis and Kelly Conlon with a superb intro by Martin Rygiel, has given it more strength and power. Personally, I think the new version is refreshing. The "Re:Mechanic" re-fix peaks with this video, and I'm honored that Decibel and Terrorizer are premiering it together!

Additionally, re-recording this material has given me an opportunity to distance myself legally and creatively from commercial enterprises such as Season of Mist and Greyhaze Records, who I believe refused to understand the project as a whole and marketed it—to the limited extent that they did--as a "band." We are, in fact, putting together a band, and of course it will not bear my name as band name. More on that very soon. For now, I am very excited to take the project on the road for a Canadian and European tour. Thank you to all who have followed it so far.