But that’s not all. The video directed by David from The Cope takes us on a journey through the stunning backdrop that is the KMSKA (Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp) in a multisensory experience, a story of liberation and celebration. The second half belongs to the single Back On My Bullshit. The body movement and dance as a way of expressing how we feel continue to be protagonists and casts off the emotions of sadness and salute the potential routes back to happiness. We can't wait to know more about the next projects of this fantastic musical duo.
The Cope
A celebration of dichotomy

Some artistic projects remind us with their releases that the combination of music and image can result in masterful and surprising combinations. These blends of perfectly meshed sound and audiovisual components take us to new worlds where absolute creativity shines, where anything is possible and we can be who we are. A very good example of this perfect synergy is the latest visual offering by The Cope (aka David Anthony Curley and Joe Furlong), which arrives in the form of Oíche / Back On My Bullshit 10-minute video.
It's not easy to combine two singles into a joint music video and make it all make sense. The Cope knows how to do it, as shown by their just released new audiovisual piece which is a celebration of dichotomy and diversity. The Ireland-hailing duo, with roots now set in Dublin and Berlin, demonstrates the importance that aesthetics and image have in their musical project, collaborating with some outstanding profiles that leave no one indifferent. The first half of the music video corresponds to their single Oíche and is starred by James Vu Anh Pham, recognized as one of the best contemporary dancers in the world and winner of the National Dance Awards UK – Outstanding Male Modern Performance 2022.
But that’s not all. The video directed by David from The Cope takes us on a journey through the stunning backdrop that is the KMSKA (Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp) in a multisensory experience, a story of liberation and celebration. The second half belongs to the single Back On My Bullshit. The body movement and dance as a way of expressing how we feel continue to be protagonists and casts off the emotions of sadness and salute the potential routes back to happiness. We can't wait to know more about the next projects of this fantastic musical duo.
But that’s not all. The video directed by David from The Cope takes us on a journey through the stunning backdrop that is the KMSKA (Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp) in a multisensory experience, a story of liberation and celebration. The second half belongs to the single Back On My Bullshit. The body movement and dance as a way of expressing how we feel continue to be protagonists and casts off the emotions of sadness and salute the potential routes back to happiness. We can't wait to know more about the next projects of this fantastic musical duo.
Words
David Alarcón
Photo
Alina Pagani
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