Beacon Paints Gloomy Visuals On Their Latest Single “Be my Organ”
Through the visuals of her latest single "Be My Organ", the Beacon musical group, plunges us into a musical atmosphere that is both glaucous and captivating. Indeed, the visual scenes, a little gloomy, seems to take place in a church with followers dressed in white. These followers in question, seeming to be possessed by the music of Beacon, loose themselves thoroughly to the rhythm of the bass. We are then entitled to chaotic dances, orchestrated by the partisans in a decor worthy of a horror movie. it should be noted that the creativity behind this musical staging is really to be congratulated. In addition, the musical composition exudes uniqueness and quality. See for yourself just below.
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