On second single, “Always,” the snapping builds up to a deep, stomping beat so effortlessly, it’s happening before you’ve noticed its arrival. While the album’s opener is undeniably catchy and inspiring, most of the songs build up to their hooks more deliberately, with soft, tense intros that give way to soaring choruses. The track’s bombastic, freewheeling energy is a strange prelude to the more cerebral “Midnight,” but if his intent was to first grab our attention before showing us what he’s truly capable of, then “Surrender” does the job nicely. His flair for drama is immediately apparent on the knockout opener “Surrender,” which starts with a brash, dramatic piano and strings line. This wonderful showcase of the union of music and camera work delivers a landscape that matches to perfection with the soundscape that is imagined when you hear this track.Miller’s style is refreshingly confident, energetic and anything but subtle. In the end we are left wondering his decision but feel as if this walk through colors and memories has giving him the answer he was searching for. Keeping it simple, with him as the focus of the story and the hauntingly beautiful dancers walking by his side trying to distract/stop him from moving on and discovering whether they who embody “the one” are the right one or …not. With the assistance of award-winning filmmaker Fern Berresford, Tor shows a mesmerizing tunnel full of lights, his lover multiplied and a piano at hand. The always talented New Yorker that is exploding into the music scene, here comes Tor Miller and his latest music video/masterpiece “Always”.

We wanted to portray the conflicting emotions within the song, envisioning the tunnel as a sort of nightmare, which keeps looping – being haunted by apparitions of your significant other, questioning your future together. “Working with Fern was a great experience. The video for Always is about the conflicting views the main character has on his current situation and the person he thinks he still loves,” says Tor.

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