People And Environments Take Centre Stage In Excelsior's New "Time Of None" Video!

We're extra thrilled to have Nbhap.com to premiere the new Excelsior video for the single Time Of None along a Q&A where danish Excelsior aka Anja T. Lahrmann dives into the secrets of her cross-disciplinary project! Link:https://nbhap.com/ahead/premiere-excelsior-time-of-none

"Her song Time of None is a clear example of that, a track almost classical in its dramatic structure and theatrical timing, but built using the materials and textures of modern pop." - Nbhap.com

Excelsior explores the boundaries of songwriting, technology and the body. After almost three years of work, Excelsior’s debut album, O Horizon is ready for release. O Horizon is a hypermodern blend of avant-garde sound and form experiments. Pop, baroque, and renaissance music is fused with a thematic fascination of humanity's struggle to keep up with an ever-accelerating world.

Excelsior - Time Of None (official video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVGYP8gQ-VM&feature=youtu.be

O Horizon is a part of a three-pronged, cross-disciplinary piece comprised of the album, a book set for release in the spring of 2020, and an installation in the autumn of 2020. Drawing upon geo-taxonomy and medieval bestiaries for lyrical inspiration, Excelsior conjures images of isolation in a digital age and her estrangement from nature. O Horizon is an intertwined rooting that wanders from baroque sounding videogame music on the album opener Ultramarine through the powerful Nordic chamber-pop on Time of None to pastel coloured 80's drums and synth on In Silico, and melancholic English Folk on the closing track O Horizon; Excelsior’s music is an eclectic mash anchored in a melodically curious and refreshingly complex expression.

Tracklist

1. Ultramarine
2. Time Of None
3. Origin
4. Lynx
5. In Silico
6. White Arrow
7. Whims
8. Alba/The High Of A Surrender
9. Wandering Womb
10. O Horizon