Vince Clarke - The Lamentations of Jeremiah (Official Video)

The Lamentations of Jeremiah, taken from Songs of Silence, the debut solo album by Vince Clarke.

Video Credits:
Director: Ebru Yıldız
DOP: Adam Weinberg
Gaffer: Griffin Bowie
Editor: Mitchell King
Color: Adam Weinberg

Connect w/ Erasure:

[realestatecult]

A gentleman who continues to innovate after over 40 years. Just lovely.

[jamiesebastian]

Vince Clarke is a great musician, The moment I realized how great he really is was when I heard siren song for the first time. I'll never forget it, it was shortly after my dad had passed away in 1991, I had gone to the mall and found their new album chorus, I listened to the whole album in the parking lot of that mall. When I heard siren song I was absolutely astonished, I actually started crying because I had wished my father could have heard it, he was a big fan of Erasure as well. The ending of that song really made me realize how great Clarke is. I'm happy to see him release a solo album. I hope it is very successful

[therealskinflutes]

You are the reason why I started playing synths. I owe you everything.
Thanks to have made my life Better

[Fluxx]

Man… if I could I would give this clip more than one Like👍
Vince Clarke, the guy that has given us every version of popcentric since 1981, has suddenly gone dark and all kind of Lustmord-ish. I'm here for this 100%

[chrismullins]

Perfect mood music for contemplating one's mortality and watching the apocalypse approaching on distant horizon.

[nevin_ftam]

even in his sadness of lost this unique pioneer of electronic music creates masterpieces of soundscapes

[micimaca]

To some extent, this video is also a milestone from another point of view. Because everyone, at least many of us, know that Vince doesn't like to be in music videos.
Thank You Vince❣️

[nsjx]

immense in its silent contemplation and human turmoil. it is as if he could sense the "future"

[gavinh]

Amazing cello playing from Reed Hayes (Vince's talented Maker Park Radio co-host)

[gyozaninja]

This is gorgeous. If Vince is composing tracks for soundtracks to movies that don't exist, this is spot-on.

[provatos]

Lucky and happy is the person that keeps changing, keeps evolving, keeps rediscovering themselves.
Thank you Mr V. You truly are an inspiration

[sweetpjess]

This sounds like an incredibly gorgeous movie score. It's VERY meditative. I've always love how Vince uses sound.

[dingerz]

WOW. This is incredibly beautiful and moving. It’s such a contrast to what he has done before but I absolutely adore it. There is such a depth of feeling n this.

[angelaccc_nightbird]

Vince Clarke and cello. My two favorite musical instruments. Absolutely no words, except, "Please sir, I want some more."

[marianonardini]

Hermoso!!!! Gracias Vince espero que todo este Argentina lo deseamos de amamos

[karlb]

Since I was a child, he has consistently been my favorite. He never ceases to engage me on various levels. It’s an astonishing film, and I adore the composition. 🖤

[tinsoldiere]

Beautiful. I feel like listening to this while walking along a beach in the fall. Timely, actually.

[alanc]

Debut solo album after 40 odd years! and it sounds fresh. Nice.

[DanielleKingdjdinosaur]

i grew up on this guys music..One of the truly great UK artists .

[AlanKelso]

Great history in the music world. Up until now. Time for a nap Vince and boy is this the right music for it.