Synopsis

Set against a stark desert landscape, Andru Donalds performs "All Out of Love" among a group of blindfolded figures. The opening section emphasizes separation and uncertainty: Donalds sings while the surrounding people remain obscured, and recurring images of shadows and a bowl being filled with water add to the video's symbolic atmosphere. As the song progresses, he removes his blindfold and begins to engage more openly with the people around him, ending with a direct connection to one of the desert residents.

Factoids & Trivia

• The video was filmed in Almeria, Spain, in December 1998, several months before the single's 1999 release.

• The shoot lasted three days and included beach locations, despite the video's predominantly desert-like appearance.

• Michael Cretu was present during the filming. He produced Donalds' version and worked on the recording with Jens Gad.

• Donalds' recording is a cover of Air Supply's 1980 hit. His version became a major success in German-speaking Europe, reaching No. 3 in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland.

• The single was issued by Virgin in 1999 and was promoted through several remixes, including dance and ambient versions.

• The video was later made available in restored high-definition form through Donalds' official YouTube channel, helping preserve a visually distinctive late-1990s European pop production.