Kwun just released his debut single “Supernatural”; a soundtrack for humanity, nature, and beauty. The song is part of his upcoming album that showcases a variety of universal and personal contexts, shifting smoothly from one theme and genre to the next. It has a captivating, sweet tune, an alluring sound, and an overall dreamy mood. The vocal line is not so typical; where the artist recites the words in a poetic way and an authentic songwriting style that is influenced by John Lennon and Nick Drake. With this song, the singer-songwriter and producer aims to “provoke thought in the listener to question and look deeper into commonly held beliefs, as well as to become the greatest version of themselves.” Says Kwun.
“Supernatural” is a wonderful depiction of diversity and unity; it came to life through the work of several artists and talents across three continents, from the UK to the USA and Mexico. It was recorded in Glastonbury, UK with the contribution of musicians from Nashville and LA, mixed by the renowned Sam Wheat who previously worked with remarkable artists like The Rolling Stones, Pharrell Williams, and Amy Winehouse, and finally mastered by Tony Cousins (Adele, The Stone Roses, Massive Attack).
The song is accompanied by a music video release that interprets the song’s context perfectly; it was shot in Tulum Beach and Punta Laguna in Mexico by an international cinematographer Alex Beldi. It’ll simply take your breath away with its scenery and awakens your senses with its hues of blue and green that you’ll have the urge to pack up and explore what nature has to offer.