Rock The World este numele celui de-al doilea single promovat de pe albumul Zebra al trupei Morandi, piesa ce va beneficia de un videoclip 3D, primul de acest tip din Romania si chiar din Europa.
Regizorul videoclipului este Marius Moga, filmarile avand loc in padurea de la Snagov la inceputul lunii mai.
Povestea este simpla si a plecat de la ideea unei petreceri in natura.

Clubul intunecat si plin de fum s-a mutat in mijlocul padurii, intr-o atmosfera magica creata de art-directorul Tiberiu Bleoanca. Surpriza cea mai mare o constituie insa faptul ca totul s-a filmat in 3D, director de imagine fiind Radu Aldea care a colaborat cu o echipa de tehnicieni special adusi din Paris.

Ca mici picanterii de la filmari va putem spune doar ca o pereche de ochelari supradimensionati sunt un fel de portal in care Marius sare, patrunzand intr-o alta lume. El si Randi devin personaje de poveste alaturi de o gasca colorata de dansatori si de creaturi fantastice. Aceasta poveste are desigur si o eroina, o frumoasa si ingenua fana Morandi care, ca intr-o varianta moderna de Alice in Tara Minunilor, se trezeste in padurea in care surprizele si peripetiile apar la tot pasul. Ea patrunde de fapt in universul Morandi si se transforma la randul ei intr-un personaj stralucitor, intr-un superstar. Lasere, diamante uriase, lumini colorate si fum - iata alte cateva ingrediente ale atmosferei incredibile pe care videoclipul a incercat sa o creeze special pentru voi!
Restul e poveste, o poveste care abia asteapta sa o descoperiti.

Desi filmarile s-au intins pana spre dimineata si desi sabia pe care Randi a imprumutat-o de la Darth Vader nu a fost foarte eficienta impotriva tantarilor si a frigului care s-a lasat peste noapte, tot efortul a meritat.
Lansarea oficiala a clipului va avea loc la inceputul lunii iulie dar pana atunci puteti urmari mai jos un teaser al acestuia si varianta HQ a noului single plus cateva poze de la filmari. Enjoy!


Rock The World is the name of the second single from the album Zebra, promoted the by Morandi, and soon will be released for this song a 3D music video, the first of its kind in Romania and Europe. The director of the video is Marius Moga, the filming taking place in the forest at Snagov on the beggining of may.

The story is simple and went with the idea of a party in nature. Dark and smoky club moved to the woods, a magical atmosphere created by art director Bleoanca Tiberiu. Biggest surprise however is the fact that everything was filmed in 3D, Radu Aldea director of photography is a collaboration with a team of technicians specially brought from Paris. Like spicy food than we can tell from the footage just like a pair of oversized sunglasses are a kind of portal in which Marius salt, entering into another world. He and Randi are fairy-tale characters with a colorful gang of dancers and fantastic creatures. This story is certainly a hero and a beautiful fan ingen Morandi, as a modern version of Alice in Wonderland, Woods finds himself surprises and adventures that occur everywhere. It actually penetrates the universe Morandi and turns to turn a bright character, into a superstar. Lasers, giant diamonds, colored lights and smoke - these are the ingredients of the atmosphere some incredible video that tried to create it especially for you! Rest is story, a story waiting to discover. While filming were stretched up to morning and although the sword that Randi has borrowed from Darth Vader was not very effective against mosquitoes and the cold which was left overnight, the effort was worth it.

The official release of the clip will take place in early July but until then you can watch a teaser below and its HQ version of new single and also some pictures from shooting. Enjoy!

Music is found in every known culture, past and present, varying wildly between times and places.

Around 50,000 years ago, early modern humans began to disperse from Africa, reaching all the habitable continents. Since all people of the world, including the most isolated tribal groups, have a form of music, scientists conclude that music is likely to have been present in the ancestral population prior to the dispersal of humans around the world.

Consequently music may have been in existence for at least 50,000 years and the first music may have been invented in Africa and then evolved to become a fundamental constituent of human life.

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