New music video by Moscow Grooves Institute

The beginning of spring is marked by premieres, which is always a delight. And the music is quite fitting for the mood: this time the collective Moscow Grooves Institute decided to literally wake all their fans from winter hibernation with a new video for 'Wake Up', the premiere of which took place recently on MTV. 'Wake Up' allegorically depicts the life of a modern person in all its diversity and monotony, the millions of possibilities each of us has and of which we only use a few, if we're lucky. The video for the music by Moscow Grooves Institute shows seven versions of the same person. Seven decisions in his day. He can spend the whole day in bed or go to work, fall in love, or remain alone, fulfill his dream, or remain a dreamer. The video was created by French director Hugo Ramirez, known for his work with electronic scene masters such as I:Cube, Joakim, Chateau Flight, and Moby. While working on 'Wake Up', the creators of the video used the plot of a film by the famous Polish director Zbigniew Rybczynski, who has created many outstanding artistic videos, for example, for Mick Jagger, 'Pet Shop Boys', and others. Among his works is also the famous video for John Lennon's 'Imagine'. Download video!