Someone who seems to strike the perfect balance between the melodic edges of rock and staggering instrumental prowess, Haris Cizmic’s musicality is defined by the very exploratory and adventurous flair that the artist exudes. Haris has always possessed that tremendous natural skillset and the courage to experiment with anything and everything relating to rock to create sonically appealing and striking music.
Balancing his sound using understatedly rip-roaring rock melodies and catchy instrumentation, Haris Cizmic’s “Psychopomp” is as sophisticated as it is entertaining. There are scores of electronic rock instruments that highlight the tune’s alternative flavor, backed by his self-assured and powerful vocals that pertain to the genre appeal of Nu-metal rock.
It is just fascinating—almost impossible to grasp how Cizmic manages to impeccably balance beauty and darkness in such an idiosyncratic manner that forces a listener to pay keen attention to each and every detail throughout the track’s length.
And can we take a minute to appreciate how much time and effort was put into the making of that music video? This is a stunning invention at its best. Very dark and equally striking, you just have to appreciate such genuine effort to generate an appealing and eye-catching visual as this, which has so far garnered over 22K YouTube views.
Designed in 4K imaging, it seems like everyone would just want to understand how this epic video was designed because there is so much creativity that went into it to make it an uncanny, dream-like, and marvelously bizarre body of work.
I have a feeling that a listener will get so much that they could ask for from this electronically transcending masterpiece backed by an equally astonishing music video like this!
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