Music-News.com is proud to host the exclusive world premiere of 'Lost Girl' by Natalie Paige Bentley.
Natalie Paige Bentley enthralled viewers with her recently released music video for “Ride Home.” It was the first of a music video trio exploring the depths of her emotional well, which runs deep and often dark.
“Ride Home” introduced viewers to the landscape, the characters, and the captivating theme of Amaurotic. Not only the title of her new EP, it’s also a condition that results in the sudden an unexplained loss of sight. The parallels of the experience to the music of the EP come together quickly, revealing a scorned lover mourning the sudden loss of something very dear to her. The second video of her trilogy, “Lost Girl,” digs deeper into the world of Natalie Paige Bentley, revealing even deeper layers of complexity and wonderment.
As Bentley explains; "The thematic exploration of losing one sights in Amaurotic, not just within oneself or our place in the world, but more importantly inside the emotional torrents of relationships, gains a deeper insight into the internal world of emotional and physical intimacies with "Lost Girl." Unable to decipher between lust and love, the waters become murky, crossing fine lines, the more we separate our heart and mind as a whole. In reality we are becoming more disconnected with ourselves in search of filling a void that doesn’t rest within another individual, it resides deep within our own soul. The more disconnected we become in relationships, with ourselves, others, including circumstances and situations, our vision now becomes a cloudy picture of what we used to know, so we set out to look for what feels good to provide instant gratification for our own personal longings within ourselves".
She continues "The two females in "Lost Girl" are really one and the same, one the innocence of life and love, the other a painted, supernatural fantasy of the longing for what we want because the innocence has lost its luster. Not because either women are not pure and full of life or are without contention, but because the male had continued to fall further away from his own self, losing sight of his place in the world, as it relates to his potential and self worth. Could one girl be better than the other? Or perhaps it’s both that he wants, or is he creating his own reality by brining into light a manifestation of what his dream girl could be, to make him happy and complete? What he truly is longing for does not reside in any person other than himself, which he is unable to see. It only drives all three characters deeper into a dark world that lures all that was good into a web of disillusion."
The third installment, entitled "Holy Water," is coming soon!
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