Swedish alt-pop artist FELIN proves serious ground with high-octane energy on their latest single, “Running Red Lights.”
As has been part of their signature, FELIN’s electro-shockwaves of synthesized instrumentals are cleverly woven among motifs of fearlessness and fierce independence. No stranger to struggle or the notion that life is too short, this song takes off quickly with distorted, downstroked guitars, cutting drums, a powerful lyrical battery at its core:
“My back’s up against the wall
I don’t care I’ve been here before
Full speed, baby, here I go again
Running red lights, red lights, to the end”
This Swedish audiovisual duo consists of songwriter/artist Elin Blom and photographer/ director Fredrik Etoall (the “F” in “FELIN”). The music video for “Running Red Lights” is a key part of the experience in listening to and deciphering their artistic messages and vision for yourself. The devil-may-care attitude and vulnerably tough aesthetics behind a pair of shades and intensely contrasting lighting paint a picture of a duo hard at work in showcasing the thematic elements of the song as well as their collective work.
Written by Samson Winsor
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