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ÄTNA explore the effects of global pollution on powerful visual for stunning new single "Number One"

  • September 11, 2024
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Dresden-based duo ÄTNA, have returned with their latest single "Number One," a synth-driven track that delves into the cyclical nature of existence. The song's lush synths and alien vocals create a captivating soundscape that perfectly complements the track's introspective lyrics.

The accompanying music video is a visual feast, featuring striking imagery that underscores the song's themes of environmental concern and the interconnectedness of life. The video's use of vibrant colors and abstract shapes adds an additional layer of depth to the already thought-provoking track. ÄTNA explain that NUMBER ONE is our meditation on the natural circle of things. In most areas of life we experience ongoing loops of opposite things like death and birth, ebb and flow or yin and yang!

Zooming out helps us to recognize these loops and reassure ourselves of the hard facts: „first comes the rain, then comes the sun… tear up your drapes, you’ll see good things will come” – ÄTNA

With "Number One," ÄTNA continue to push the boundaries of electronic pop, delivering a track that is both sonically and visually compelling. This latest release is a testament to the duo's artistic vision and their ability to create music that is both intellectually stimulating and emotionally resonant.

Connect with ÄTNA: Website | Instagram | Spotify

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