“PA MI” is what happens when three creative artists come together, each recognizing what the other is worthy of—they end up making music they wish existed. “PA MI” brought together 21-year-old vocalist and songwriter Harry Demos from Brisbane, producer, beat maker, audio engineer, and songwriter turned artist Jack Megraw from Redland Bay and the ingenious Australian-based filmmaker Elijah Clark who directed this spectacular track.
This track has so many strong elements that I don’t even know where to begin; from Harry’s tantalizing vocals to Jack’s crisp delivery or that work of sublime virtuosity by Elijah to create such sick visuals that accompany this track.
Those beats are way too sleek, emitting such a crisp and polished sound that has been superbly mixed and mastered and then deftly produced to meet international standards. The lush and full-bodied melodies evoke a kind of hip-hop meets alternative pop vibe that you can never get enough of.
The memorable chorus makes camp in your brain and remains cemented there for the rest of the day; you will just be singing “Pa Mi Pa Mi” everywhere unprovoked.
And let’s talk about that high-end music video; that’s some slick editing there to engineer something that grabs your attention from the get-go. Watching this ingenious visual invention while listening to the delicious delivery is guaranteed to give the listener an eargasm.
It is little wonder that in little over a day, “PA MI” has already managed to garner close to 10K YouTube views, with the numbers projected to rise higher as more and more listeners get hold of this masterpiece that is summer-ready and a ‘feel-good’ type of anthem that makes you want to dance the night away joyfully.
The three of them really did deliver and came up with a sublime masterpiece. I think I speak for everyone when I say that they should definitely work on another project together because it feels like everything they touch eventually turns to gold.
To get a taste of “PA MI,” follow the attached link, subscribe to the Elijah Films channel, and simply enjoy!
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