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Bunji Garlin has released the highly anticipated music video for his hit song, which garnered attention during Trinidad and Tobago's Carnival 2013. Today, the music video premiered worldwide on etceterabuzz.com. The clip is the official music video for Bunji Garlin's hit song 'Differentology,' directed by Nigel Thompson. The vibrant visuals showcase the energy and spirit of Carnival, featuring stunning choreography and colorful costumes. Fans are already praising the video for its infectious rhythm and dynamic storytelling, further solidifying Garlin's status as a leading figure in the soca genre.
The music video was filmed at various sites in Trinidad, such as Diego Martin and a quarry site in Valencia, just east of the Borough of Arima. The idea for the video was conceived and created by Nigel Thompson and Ian "Bunji Garlin" Alvarez and presented here for your viewing and listening pleasure. The vibrant visuals and captivating music showcase the rich culture and stunning landscapes of Trinidad, making it a true celebration of the island's heritage. Viewers can expect to be immersed in the energy and rhythm that define this unique Caribbean experience.
Notes from the Artist (Bunji Garlin):
“This is just a music video—it’s not a movie, but it’s not the typical music video where there’s just a lot of dancing” There’s a storyline. This video depicts a man coming to life from nothingness to the formation of the past, present and what will come in the future. It’s not a hard story from beginning to end—there’s still some 'freeness' to it. I hope you enjoy it.” – Ian "Bunji Garlin" Alvarez.
“This is just a music video—it’s not a movie, but it’s not the typical music video where there’s just a lot of dancing” There’s a storyline. This video depicts a man coming to life from nothingness to the formation of the past, present and what will come in the future. It’s not a hard story from beginning to end—there’s still some 'freeness' to it. I hope you enjoy it.” – Ian "Bunji Garlin" Alvarez.