Lastly, we attain the third instalment of andrew reed & the liberation’s Cezar trilogy. In ‘Crossing The Rubicon’, he has come, he has seen, and now, after crossing the Rubicon, the road of demarcation, he has conquered.
Though there’s nonetheless the specter of civil conflict, Cezar is relaxed and unrestrained, he is aware of the worst is over. He speaks, “I’m in command”. The music displays his temper, with sweeping synths and harpsichord melodies uplifting the emotional weight of the journey, and giving Cezar a second to breathe. He pauses to ponder what he’s achieved, however then out of the blue, the whole lot erupts, and Cezar as soon as extra returns to the warrior he’s, charging ahead.
The music video, comprising the performances of the band, discovered footage, and animation, reveals Cezar main his troops, now not lit in crimson, however this time, vivid just like the solar. Cezar is now not only a chief, he’s now society’s “hope and power”, main us out of the darkness.
Watch the music video for ‘Crossing The Rubicon’ under, and discover out extra about andrew reed & the liberation and their music on-line on their official web site, Spotify, YouTube, Fb, Twitter, and Instagram.
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