Live Review: WATCH: Rufus 'Desert Night' (Official Video)
RUFUS' great arrangement of sound layers resulted in beautiful simplicity, and he called it ‘Desert Night’. Sensual vocals keep the whole track controlled.
RUFUS’ focus on high-quality execution and arrangement of sounds has resulted in beautiful simplicity, their latest single is called ‘Desert Night’. The vocals are so sensual that it keeps the whole track under control, as the bass thuds and shudders underneath.
Build-ups in the track form an unsettling disruption of the peaceful lulls as a refreshing twist. Thus, the moment when the bass drops in becomes a much needed relief. This also allows the listener to gain a feeling of renewal, or unprecedented freshness.
The music video involves the use of two Japanese actors: Shingo Usami and Natsuki Robertson. Both are based in New South Wales. In the beginning, Shingo mimes karaoke to ‘Desert Night’ in a drunken fashion. When Shingo meets Natsuki, they bond, and begin to dance in different places around the city. Even the music video itself has two wow factors.
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Firstly, everyone loves a cute romantic comedy. Secondly, and perhaps more subtly, the music video could be inferring the relationship between DJs and the people on the dance floor. Not everyone’s drunk, and not everyone understands how anyone could dance to the music. Yet, the atmosphere of union, togetherness, and silliness, warms the hearts of many.
Together, they repeat moves and the beautiful beat, again, and again.
Words by Angie Ngie.
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