Mozart Gabriel Releases Mesmerizing Music Video For Single – Leach.”Leach” is truly the epitome of dreamy alternative rock, with a stunningly artistic performance from Mozart. The intensity of the instrumentation paired with the strange yet beautiful lyrics and incredible vocal styling from Gabriel makes the song a standout in the indie genre. The song is reminiscent of mid-80s Bowie while keeping a modern alternative rock sound that mirrors the sounds of The Black Keys, Radiohead, Jack White, and more. Mozart Gabriel is up and coming in the genre, solely because he uses unique, traditional storytelling techniques alongside an experimental sound to elevate himself as an artist and writer.
Gabriel not only gives an incredible vocal performance but has a solid band behind him through the entirety of this indie-rock masterpiece. The roaring guitar, thumping, musical bass, and tight drums make this song a true representation of what modern rock should sound and feel like.
“‘Leach’ is inspired by the series Twin Peaks and the David Lynch film A Fire Walk With Me. I imagined it as Kiss playing ‘Dr. Love’ in the Black Lounge Hotel. I think the song is very sexy and has a strong sound of pure, true rock ‘n’ roll. It should make you want to feel sexy in a cinematic, rockstar way,” Gabriel explains.
The music video for “Leach” adds a whole new dimension to the single, giving it a dazed and hazy yet visually stunning appearance. A video just as dreamy as the song itself, Mozart Gabriel releases his first music video for “Leach.” This video comes hot off the heels of his debut album release. Mozart Gabriel brings us into a fresh new age of rock n’ roll. His voice gains power throughout the song, building and building emotion steadily. Mozart truly makes this song unique to him with his eccentric storytelling and experimental alternative instrumentation. The dichotomy between the production of the music and the visuals is almost unparalleled in today’s age.
It is easy to become enraptured once this video begins. Mozart switches between strobing lights and sparkly effects. He creates a heightened world where every sense is on overload in the best way possible. His visuals beautifully match his ferocious pursuit of 80’s rock while remaining unique. It is easy to replicate what has already been done, but every part of Mozart Gabriel feels just familiar enough to be comfortable but brilliantly edgy and unlike anything you have ever seen or may ever see again.
