I thoroughly enjoy moments in the universe when i so happen to find a new or underground artist and song that has some under tone or meaning behind it ...at this writing i feel the cosmos brought me a funny vibe or feeling of being 'halfway to nowhere' but yet feeling excited or filled to the brim lol.
" Ya'll sing for pleasure, I sing for pain"
so much so that it lead to my discovery that Chelou is French word for 'Weird' or sordid or slang for cross eyed..... based on this London alternative/indie group , i must say i feel a bit more weird or weirder than usual after digesting this song and fruit
‘Chelou’ is Parisian slang for ‘louche’. It’s also the name of a 25-year-old north London-based singer-songwriter whose music has been racking up millions of streams over the past year or so. Though Chelou has remained relatively anonymous as a musician, he makes an appearance – albeit in animated form, with hands for feet – in the video for his latest single “Halfway to Nowhere”, produced by British-Japanese DJ/producer Maya Jane Coles.
The “Halfway to Nowhere” video was made with illustrator Polly Nor, whose work explores female sexuality, insecurities, past pains, and future desires with a frankness and dark sense of humour that’s rarely seen in the media. Guts, hair, dirty rooms, devils and sensory greenery are recurring images in her work, and her video for Chelou (created with animator Andy Baker) includes them all. “The story follows a woman trapped in a grotesque and devilish manifestation of her subconscious,” says Nor. “Lost in this strange place, she’s led to confront her demons and make peace with herself.”
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