03 RMAND
2024/2025
For RMAND’s second EP, Lo Que Haría Por Tí, I wanted to create visualizers that felt less like traditional music videos and more like an intimate, uninterrupted glimpse into his world—an aesthetic and philosophical approach with long, and immersive takes. We chose to document him and a girl moving through New York City, simply existing, capturing the authenticity of fleeting moments rather than forcing a scripted narrative.
These visualizers function as a seamless visual extension of RMAND’s life, and allow the audience to step into his atmosphere without overstimulation. The goal was to let the visuals breathe, offering just enough to stimulate emotion while leaving space for the music itself to take the lead. By stripping away the excess, we created a sensory experience that serves as a catalyst for daydreaming, inviting listeners to lose themselves in both RMAND’s lyrics and their own thoughts.
For RMAND’s third EP, Lo Que Faltó Por Decir, we revisited the same visual concept, however, this time, without the girl. This subtle yet powerful contrast allowed us to visually narrate his emotional transition—from the romantic phase to the sadboy era. The audience is invited to feel the weight of nostalgia, experiencing how places once filled with shared moments now echo with solitude. The visuals maintain the same dreamy, introspective quality, serving as a quiet yet potent trigger for reflection and daydreaming.
These visualizers function as a seamless visual extension of RMAND’s life, and allow the audience to step into his atmosphere without overstimulation. The goal was to let the visuals breathe, offering just enough to stimulate emotion while leaving space for the music itself to take the lead. By stripping away the excess, we created a sensory experience that serves as a catalyst for daydreaming, inviting listeners to lose themselves in both RMAND’s lyrics and their own thoughts.
For RMAND’s third EP, Lo Que Faltó Por Decir, we revisited the same visual concept, however, this time, without the girl. This subtle yet powerful contrast allowed us to visually narrate his emotional transition—from the romantic phase to the sadboy era. The audience is invited to feel the weight of nostalgia, experiencing how places once filled with shared moments now echo with solitude. The visuals maintain the same dreamy, introspective quality, serving as a quiet yet potent trigger for reflection and daydreaming.
