Synopsis

Sylver's "Livin' My Life" video places Silvy De Bie in a stark, dreamlike interior where she performs while unsettling images unfold around her. Two restrained dogs break free inside a shadowy warehouse, while Wout Van Dessel appears against a wall of fire. As De Bie watches the strange events on television, the boundaries between the broadcast and her surroundings begin to dissolve. The surreal sequence ends quietly, with her asleep beside Van Dessel after the night's disturbing visions.

Factoids & Trivia

• The video was filmed in an old warehouse in Berlin at the beginning of 2003, reportedly in below-freezing temperatures.

• The production's stark warehouse setting, fire effects, television imagery, and loose dogs give the clip a noticeably darker and more surreal tone than Sylver's polished dance-pop image.

• A making-of feature was included on the special edition of "Little Things," the album that produced the single.

• "Livin' My Life" was the first single from Sylver's second studio album, "Little Things." The single was released on February 21, 2003, ahead of the album's March 31 release.

• The track became one of Sylver's stronger early-2000s European hits, reaching No. 5 in Flanders and No. 10 in Germany. In Germany, it remained on the singles chart for ten weeks.

• The single release included several club-oriented reworks, including mixes by Groove Coverage and Filterheadz.