The Australian band 5 Seconds of Summer decided to become the first creators who, after the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Russia in Ukraine, filmed Ukrainian territories in a music clip. The celebrities have chosen Ukrainian fields as the place for shooting. The video for the song Bad Omens is made in a minimalist style with the participation of Ukrainian actors, directors, operators, and stylists.
"We thank all Ukrainians who have joined the project. The images so inspired them, and we are so grateful that we managed to work with them," writes the Australian group on Instagram.
The name of the song already speaks about its content. Just as Ukraine is now, it has told the hero's pain.
"So this is where we are. I should've seen it comin'," sings for 5 seconds of Summer.
Ukrainian nature, architecture and talented moviemakers attracted several other performers who also filmed clips for their songs here. We are sure you have seen each of these clips:
- Tame Impala — Solitude is Bliss;
- Coldplay – Trouble In Town;
- Zayn, R3hab Jungleboi – Flames;
- Avicii – Lonely Together ft. Rita Ora;
- Twenty-One Pilots – Nico And The Niners;
- Hurts – Wings;
- Miley Cyrus - Nothing Breaks Like A Heart;
- Mumford & Sons – Ditmas;
- NCT U — Boss;
- Florence + The Machine - Dance Fever album;
- Rudimental — Never Let You Go;
- Years & Years — Shine;
- Dua Lipa - We're good;
- Nothing But Thieves – Amsterdam;
- Oh, Wonder – Hallelujah;
- Foals What — Went Down;
- Editors – Frankenstein;
- Santigold — Kicking Down Doors;
- Lonely The Brave — Backroads;
- Paolo Nutini — Iron Sky;
- Paloma Faith — Beauty Remains;
- Netta - Bassa Sababa;
- Black Rebel Motorcycle Club — Ain't No Easy Way;
- Natalie Imbruglia — Shiver.
Most of these clips were filmed in Kyiv or close to it. Happy viewing!
