Zola Jesus returns this fall with the new album Taiga, and its first single, “Dangerous Days,”
is a sweeping and beautiful piece of starry-eyed synthpop that couldn’t
possibly be further from the gothic scrape-noise that Nika Roza
Danilova started out making. In the new “Dangerous Days” video, we see
Danilova singing by mountain lakes, on rocky beaches, and in deep woods.
It’s beautifully shot, and it looks like a back-to-nature deal, at
least until the moment that Danilova turns into a pillar of digital
salt. Run The Jewels collaborator Tim Saccenti directs.
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Saccenti also shared a statement about the video:
The song is a pure emotional plea, a future primitive call to arms. To create a moment of light in these dark times was our hope. Eschewing a heavy narrative we let the images of the Earth, filmed in wide screen and mixed with a tense unnatural presence, wash over the viewer while Nika communicates her powerful message.
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