Tell a Vision
Search for identity

Having released her single Call me by my name two weeks ago, today TEll A ViSiON presents the music video for the song written and recorded at her home studio in Berlin. The single, whose finishing touches were made in London, features mixing and co-production by Hannes Plattmeier at Ashfield Street Studios. A release with which the Berlin artist/producer whose real name is Fee Kürten speaks to herself but also to the outside world. “It's connecting the dots of an isolated feeling and the wish or intention to connect,” she comments.
“Call me by my name: so I get reminded of who I am, so I wake up from my dissociation state. And also: call me by my name in terms of ‘see me, how I am, with all the facets I bring.’ It's about the search for identity,” she replies when asked about this latest single. But, what about the music video that she now reveals? “It sums up some of my facets and faces, but it also describes the dissociation state of mind I sometimes fall into.” Her next concert will take place on October 5 at the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg. You can find all the information here.
Words
David Alarcón
Photo
Bob Jones
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