Rendezvous Point - Utopia (Official Lyric Video)

[@alexcrow4429]

This is actually really beautiful, I've got chills while listening to it...

[@TheAngrySky]

On repeat over an hour now! Masterpeace! Keep it up

[@geggaband]

💪🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 Thank you!!

[@adamfowler350]

Its like a mixture of muse and birds of Tokyo in a way. This is my favorite single so far.

[@jorgegoncalvesroque8087]

Well done guys RP, another fantastic song, progressive metal nice, great work.

[@t.saffskaya2387]

Fantastic work! The sound and video create such a mesmerizing atmosphere ❤️ Well done!

[@gemssofiasalvatori]

Fantastico!!!👍👍👍👍

[@JDStoneCreations]

A less than 4 minute prog song?! They said it couldn’t be done but it has! 😅 But seriously this is cool. The drop to just the bass riff in the first verse is awesome.

[@t.saffskaya2387]

Great ❤

[@РокЭндСтоун]

I discovered you a few days ago. I'm already your fan ♥

[@franckwick2631]

Very very nice album. But the muse’s influences are sometimes felt a little too much

[@Petterhalla]

Never heard a Muse song in quintuplets… Queen and Radiohead influences are sometimes felt a little too much in Muse as well 😉

[@Deletirium]

Very cool sound, I particularly enjoyed that hoarse-sounding guitar solo, but I'm sure I'm not alone in being unimpressed with AI music videos. I'd rather watch the band standing in a bland room and singing than more soulless AI garbage. Each AI video/article (and eventually song) represents lost jobs for actual human being who would have done it better to begin with.

[@Petterhalla]

@Deletirium Thank you for liking the song! It's actually a synth solo towards the end :) We already have two music videos prior to this one ("Don't Look Up" and "Oslo Syndrome") with us both playing and starring in it, however due to budget concerns we had to think differently for this one. Instead of releasing a single with no music video, our keyboardist Nicolay actually spent a full job week making this video, well over 30 hours of work, using Stable Diffusion, AnimateDiff and Adobe Premiere Pro. He created over 100 clips using the programs, while also going through and choosing which clips would fit the song, and edit them together, and make it a cohesive music video which would fit the song. So it's a job done by a human being so to speak, not getting paid by doing it either. If you don't like the video that's fine, but a lot of time and effort was used to make the video nonetheless :)