Alongside the new song, Askvik has released a music video which showcases, at first, a bald Askvik, who is then joined by multiple versions of her monochromatic self. The music video also features an array of firework-like explosions made out of experimental chemical reactions, creating a uniquely artistic refinement to her visuals. Compelling storytelling and an avant-garde approach to music producing, Askvik showcases a vulnerable yet robust side of herself with this new single, something we can look forward to hearing more of in her upcoming album.
Anette Askvik
Freeing herself of demons

Alongside the new song, Askvik has released a music video which showcases, at first, a bald Askvik, who is then joined by multiple versions of her monochromatic self. The music video also features an array of firework-like explosions made out of experimental chemical reactions, creating a uniquely artistic refinement to her visuals. Compelling storytelling and an avant-garde approach to music producing, Askvik showcases a vulnerable yet robust side of herself with this new single, something we can look forward to hearing more of in her upcoming album.
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