In 2012, Devon's COSMO JARVIS released his third album Think Bigger. Painted with strong melodies, thoughtful lyrics and an alt-country type of vibe, the record was received well - especially during Jarvis' live show.
One of the favourites from Think Bigger is the opening track titled 'Love This'; a tune that also happens to have a fantastic film clip.
Shot in just one take, our protagonist strolls down a suburban street dressed as Satan and sips from a bottle that is hugged tightly by a brown paper bag. Followed by a group of angels condemning him for turning away the big man, they end up siding with JARVIS by the end of the clip.
Going by the lyricism, JARVIS was clearly experiencing some hefty philosophical questions in regards to the role of a higher being. Instead of living adherently to God, he'd rather just take life as it comes in his own way.
Writing both the track and clip, the collaborative meaning behind what this combination is implying is just a taste as to why COSMO JARVIS is noted as such a genius musician.
Words by Hannah Galvin.
