Alternative/Rock
Alt-Rockers Observe The 93rd Release Music Video for ‘Go Ahead’
Theatrical alt-rock duo Observe The 93rd just released their stunningly cinematic music video for Go Ahead. This release marks the final piece from their previous LP an eeriness to everything and serves as a message for fans to stay vigilant as the band prepares to embark on their next musical chapter with more new releases on the way in 2023.
True to Observe The 93rd’s message of self-exploration and awareness, the lyrics and accompanying visuals tap into the depths of vocalist Derek Henry’s psyche as he rebels against the power of his mental health challenges.
Speaking about the video, Derek Henry shared:
‘Go Ahead’ and the accompanying video filmed by Josh Nesmith, is an attempt at tracing back the origins of my own depression and anxiety, as well as a statement of rebellion against their power to ultimately cause my demise.
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