You're watching paper and shadow move like they remember what it feels like to be alive. The music doesn't narrate the visuals, it breathes with them, each frame a quiet argument that beauty doesn't need to be loud or complex to matter. This is the kind of thing you stumble on at 3 AM and suddenly understand why people make art in the first place.

A single music video unfolds through paper and shadow. Stars glitter in the night sky while a bright rainbow stretches overhead, and the message is simple: in a world this lovely, there is no reason to cry. The visuals are built from stop-motion paper cut-outs animated with the feel of a shadow puppet show, pairing the song with a handmade, theatrical look.