The EPs include collaborations with Joan As Police Woman and Basement Jaxx vocalists Vula Malinga anf Sharlene Hector. The first EP, "Hothouse", will be released December 2.
Del and Embryoroom Multimedia Group have created a series of digital motion shorts will be released in an episodic form with each EP. The video project has a sci-fi edge that compliments the pop sheen of the EPs .
What's the fun of pop music if you can't expose the seedy underbelly of it all? The initial episode that accompanies the "Hothouse" EP features the original track but future episodes will also showcase reinterpretations or Shadows of the tracks.
The shorts make up the projects "Shadow" and tell a linear story. In the first video Del plays a character named 'Viz,' shackled as his train speeds towards an unknown destination. Why he is a prisoner and of whom remains a mystery. Viz passes in and out of consciousness, as waking and dreaming are a blur. His memory is manipulated and his identity scanned by a figure in the darkness. As Viz is identified and his visions absorbed, he seemingly becomes an image of his own fear.
The video is currently available for purchase at www.delmarquis.com and www.embryoroom.com. The EP/video bundles will be available through various online retailers starting with the first EP on December 2.
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