Pavell and Venci Venc ’ swim with the sharks

Pavell and Venci Venc ’ swim with the sharks

In the exotic video for the new song “Ako ne sega koga” – Pavell and Venci Venc ‘ turn into reality part of the lyrics of another famous song of theirs “they love to swim, but only with sharks”.

These two favorite guys do not stop creating music, even in these very special times for music artists like the present ones. They find  inspiration in many things – in the case of “Ako ne sega koga” (“If not now when”) – from the heightened sense of flowing time that we all suddenly acquired because of the ambush set by the virus. If not now, when should we love each other? If not now, when should we say the important things? If not now, when should we declare ourselves to the world? If not now, when to celebrate life?

As always, the driving force behind the music and music production in the project is Pavell, and the lyrics are written along with Venci Venc ’.

“The last two years have given us enough time to reflect and evaluate what has been achieved. The balance is simple – we do what we love, surrounded by people we love and respect. That is enough to allow us to enjoy th犀利士 e moments we create for ourselves. Life is really short. Its unpredictability obliges us to dedicate ourselves to the “here and now”.”, said Pavell.

The energy of “Ako ne sega koga” moves in sync with the impressive visual narrative of a dream piece of freedom in a distant place, a happy escape from the oppressive reality of the pandemic. In the video of the director Lyusi Ilarionov, shot in the heavenly places of the island of Fihalhohi in the Maldives, Pavell & Venci Venc ‘ and also their beautiful halves Kristina Nguyen and Maya Vangelova, swim freely with sharks and sea turtles, and their walks on the deserted sandy beaches of the Indian Ocean are almost unreal.

“We are here and we are more inspired than ever because the one-year suspension of the world has created a strong need, an urgent need to meet the audience and express oneself through music.”, added Venci Venc ‘.