MIAMI.- He singer Peruvian Jaze presents A thousand procedures, song in which he expresses a part of his essence and emotions so that the world knows them.
The song, which combines elements of indie and pop with touches reminiscent of her previous hits such as The consequences y The terminalonce again demonstrates his talent and versatility.
Inspiration of the singer
This topic came up one morning last summer in the south of Lima; I was with a friend going to have breakfast on the beach and suddenly the thought occurred to me hook of the song and recorded a voice note humming. Several months later I faced the composition: I began to write the lyrics inspired by my personal drives and my essence, but eventually I ended up writing for a very special friend of mine that I met at university, in whom I always saw myself reflected a lot and I felt that just the approach he gave to the lyrics and the theme in general fit both him and I loved him,” Jaze said in a statement.
The production of A thousand procedures The piece was led by Nicols Btesh, a member of the band Conociendo Rusia, and Diego Mema, a musician and producer from Córdoba nominated for a Latin Grammy. Together they created a piece that captures Jaze’s personal essence, inspired by a summer experience in Lima and developed in Buenos Aires.
“The creative process was described by Jaze as a very special experience, reflecting both his essence and that of a close friend,” the team said. artist.
A thousand procedures The film also has a music video shot in Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires, and directed by Sebastian Lynch of 4bismo. The video tells the story of an inexperienced sailor who navigates a sea of uncertainty, guided by his heart in search of new horizons. Jaze shared his enthusiasm for the experience, mentioning how incredible it was to visit Mar del Plata and even drive a boat for the first time.
“It was a very special process from the first idea to having the video and the track 100% and I’m very excited to finally be able to release it to the world,” said the Peruvian artist.