Synopsis

"Marazul" unfolds as a widescreen visual journey rather than a conventional narrative. Carefully observed scenes and measured camera movements create the impression of traveling across distant places, with each image lingering before the video moves on. The unhurried montage complements Southern Shores' warm, electronic sound and pan-continental, Balearic-inspired atmosphere. Instead of following characters or building a plot, the video invites the viewer to absorb its landscapes, spaces, and shifting visual textures at the track's relaxed pace.

Factoids & Trivia

• The video was presented as a premiere on November 19, 2012, shortly after the release of Southern Shores' *New World* EP through Cascine.

• Its visual approach deliberately pushes against the rapid, beat-matched editing common in music videos. Individual shots are allowed to remain on screen long enough for their composition and movement to register.

• The production emphasizes widescreen framing and controlled camera motion, giving the piece the feel of a compact travel film rather than a performance video.

• The imagery was selected to reflect Southern Shores' "pan-continental nu-balearic" sound: electronic textures, tropical color, and a relaxed sense of movement across locations.

• "Marazul" is the opening track on *New World*, the Toronto duo's second EP.