In the dark of the night, ATZ brings “Aim for the Moon” to life in a music video rife with haunting and intoxicating visuals. ATZ’s face is painted like a skeleton, complete with flames above the eyebrows. He walks through a carnival at nighttime – the white iridescent colors of the rides contrasting the stark black night. Switching between solo shots and frames around the park, ATZ walks slowly towards two girls, who also have faces painted like skeletons. As he greets them, a female voice comes into the song, the melodic sound belongs to artist Katana who is one of the girls walking alongside ATZ. The girls stage a kidnapping of ATZ in the video, driving off in a matte grey Chevrolet. The video completely changes color palette, turning into the orange color of flames – cleverly hinted at earlier with ATZ’s face paint design choice. The girls conduct a spiritual ritual around ATZ in an empty room, finalizing it by giving him something to drink, and leaving the scene as he dozes off. The video, directed by Rob Driscal and ATZ is a creepy ode to a dark night and all its fanatical elements – what is possible under the moon.
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