Zero is one of the songs from 'some kind of peace' that I cherish the most, especially due to the fact it serves a very significant purpose on the record as a whole. It represents the lowest point of the album journey, but it’s also the moment when everything starts to turn around — a reminder of the contrasting struggle and hope we all find within ourselves and our relationships. some kind of peace Dancer: Ali Goldsmith Dancer: Lucia Chocarro
Life is filled with duality. High and low. Joy and sorrow. Happy and sad. Light can’t exist without darkness and people are an ever changing mix of both. Repair features Stoney Creation's journey through her shadows to integrate her various selves and learn who she truly is when she accepts all of her complexity. “Repair is a very different kind of song and unlike anything I’ve worked on. Initially I wasn’t sure how we’d make a music video for a song that’s so ethereal and abstract, but after a couple months of weekly phone calls and lots of texts, we landed on a concept that explored the duality in each of us by dramatizing the process of coming to terms with our kaleidoscopic nature. No one is all light or dark, we’re all a complex mixture of forces that constantly shift and change. We wanted to bring that inner conflict to life by showing the many different sides of Stoney and her journey towards integration.” - Skyler Dancers — Aziza Nussipov & Remone Ireland 1st Assistant Camera — Sarah Jaffe 2nd Assistant Camera — Ron Witt Gimbal Tech — Ethan Indorf Gaffer — Nima Khazaei Best Boy Electric — Aaron Ware Grip — Alexander Ajayi Dolly Grip — Nicholas Yee Art Department — Abraham Chan Hair — Noesha Mcghee Makeup — Harveer Ubhi Production Coordinator — Silas Wilson Craft Services — Laura Rothman
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