SEVDALIZA - RHODE

”Femininity in it’s raw undiluted self".

Taken off the record "Shabrang"

Written & Produced by: Sevdaliza & Mucky

Rhode
Directed by: Anna Himma
Starring: Sevdaliza
Concept by: Anna Himma
Produced by: Iconoclast
Executive Producer: Horace de Gunzbourg
Line Producer: Remi Farkas
Producer Tallinn: Elisa Johanna Känd
Co-producer Tallinn: Matilde Matvere
DOP: Cezary Zacharewicz
Visual Effects by: Denis Strahhov (Denhov Visuals)
Production Designer: Armin Kohlman
Art Director: Kaia Tungal
Editor: Tianès Montasser
Color Grading: Emiliano Serantoni and Mathieu Caplanne
Post Producer: Cyril Bordesoulle
VFX Compositor: Juss Saska
Gaffer: Alvar Kõue
Electrician: Aivo Rannik
Electrician: Kevin Mardiste
Electrician: Andrus Sergejev
1st AD: Kelly Väli
1st AC: Martin Venela
2nd AC: Carolyn Niitla
Second Unit Operator: Gunnar Laal
Second Unit AC: Mihkel Notta
Key Grip, Moviebird Operator: Kailo Sinivee
Moviebird Operator: Janar Volmer
Stunt Coordinator: Enar Tarmo
Grip Assistant: Oliver Noor
Casting Director: Marii Joala
Stylist: Imruh Asha
Stylist Assistant: Laura Wulff
Stylist Assistant: Katrin Aasmaa
MUA: Sophie Gia Moore
MUA Assistant: Triinu-Liis Rahe
Hair Stylist: Liina Heck
Assistant Hair Stylist: Riine Aidberg
Set Photographer: Willemskantine

CAST:
Kreete Pillenberg
Arolin Raudva
Madlen Hirtentreu
Hanna Rebecca
Helen Preis
Merili Põllu
Reelika Bergmann
Josefine Vaher-Vahter
Miranda Roms
Jekaterina Tsaklidi
Rosena Melvin
Katrin Kreutzberg

Special thanks: High Voltage, Fookus Pookus, Set Set Studio, Proto Factory / Mari Kareda, Kultuurikatel, Grete Ly Valing, Mischa Lustin

Lyrics:
oh solitude my home
i’ve lived too long
i’ve felt familiair
in stranger homes

in a dream
i held a pair of scales
i stood my ground
and weighed this world
in a dream

oh solitude my home
i’ve lived too long
i’ve felt familiair
in stranger homes

in a dream
i held a pair of scales
i stood my ground
and weighed this world
in a dream

oh solitude, my home
oh solitude, my home
oh solitude, my home
oh solitude, my home

#sevdaliza #rhode

[gawkzilla]

I finally understand why she doesn't get the recognition she deserves, she's the only one in her category.

[iFeelGlee]

how does this woman sing with a tone like shes dying and yet make it sound SO GOOD???
her wavering voice with the slightest bumps and the perfect clarity of her chords elevates the entire track.

[LucidRobYT]

This is legit like new-age grunge music.
Not that I've ever heard that before, but this is it.
She created a new genre with this song.

[marinakliueva]

SO obsessed with her. This is giving Massive attack + raw feminine energy. What a revolutionary artist!

[TEWest]

Talented. Brilliant. Legendary. Mother I Never Had. Electrifying. Inspirational.

[_milky___]

When we think we know what to expect from the Queen, THIS happens. Sevdaliza truly is operating from another world 🙆‍♀️

[XxCoNstAncEblEEdsxX]

Don't take this lightly, she really outdoes herself with these videos. She is literally the only artist I can say this about, but she literally is in the vein of Bjork with her creativity!!! And I effing love Bjork. So underrated!

[shaperka]

I'm speechless. This 'character' feels like the opposite of mother nature

[heckintired]

YES GIRL CONSTANTLY RAISING THE BAR AND DOING IT FLAWLESSLY

[dysha]

yo that metal space punani garage entrance sending me into orbit!!! Truly her MINDD

[LivingDead]

This song gets better and better the more you listen to it.

[wiseversa]

It is undeniably one of her best productions ever. I miss that kind of art from her.

[ExMeroMotu]

Portishead vibes especially the beat!! This is one of my favorite tracks from the album.

[Dom-ckdu]

David Lynch needs to collaborate with this woman. Immediately.

[klinchrx]

This woman has the voice, the aesthetic, the style, the power.
Amazing!!!

[ThePrinceVincent]

The visuals. I EXPECTED CHROMATICA VISUALS TO BE LIKE THIS

[walidx]

imagine FKA twigs featuring sevdaliza 🤯🤯🤯🤯

[Sonybo]

Sevdaliza is a great TRIP HOP artist, for anyone here wondering what she is, she is pure trip hop, she's to me up there with Portishead, Bjork and Massive Attack and Tricky and she should TOTALLY do a collab wth those artists. It would be a magnificent blend of the masters with the newcomers

[myacct]

It's interesting, because this seems like the other side of the coin of Human to me. In that song, she was "objectified" by "male" figures, and that juxtaposed the song lyrics of just being human with flaws. She was rebelling against the notion of being an object (in my opinion). In this song, she's being "objectified" by "female" figures, and it seems like she's rebelling against the framework of femininity. Her literally being in her spaceship "body, " floating out in space on her own, maybe having her own definition of what is "feminine" that doesn't fit the mainstream and being isolated in that? Idk these are just my thoughts. Either way, this slaps.

[simmerthemdown]

This is like Massive Attack stylized in the art of Sevdaliza.