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“Human Remains” by Nobody’s Wolf Child is a fierce cinematic song depicting the sheer darkness that lies within our collective nature that’s so bound to succumb to greed, lust, and pettiness.
. As usual when it comes to this project, “Nobody’s” is an astonishing piece of music, blending electronics that range from trip-hop to Kate Bush’s experimentalisms. The sense of mystery surrounding the Nobody’s Wolf Child persona makes it even more enthralling, and this time around this can be perceived in the video.
Nobody’s Wolf Child’s new single Big Bad Wolf was inspired by the wolf-shaped yet entirely human killers living much closer to us than we would have suggested, the single reveals the disturbing grim world that resides in their souls.
The most interesting projects nowadays are those who are not afraid of trying something completely new, and one of those is definitely Nobody’s Wolf Child. Her proposal lies in creating an audiovisual spectacle between video and music, in a way that they enhance each other in a very special way, all while maintaining an overarching… Continue Reading →
As Nobody’s Wolf Child leads the song, setting the lost and sad feelings that will permeate it during all of its run, the accompanying voices of the forest, featured as strings, will soon join her and let her know she can find a home in this white landscape. As the Wolves and the shadows of the trees welcome her into her new home, the ethereal and minimalistic instrumentals will embrace the listener as well.
The overarching storyline is about the relationship between the Wolf Child and the outside world. Whilst she discovers her strength, supported and healed by the
natural world, she also becomes more alienated from human society.
As with every great beginning, the story of Nobody’s Wolf Child begins in layers of mystery and the story’s main character falling down deeper through the clouded space. It’s a slow descension, paced almost like the course of an emotional crash, and hearing the cinematic moodiness of “The Fall”, it could very well be one. There are symphonic swells at the beginning, intimate silence between her vocals and string melodies. It’s all so beautiful, yet behind the beauty of the elusive creature lies a complicated mess of existence, someone who never wanted any of this to happen.