Brilliantly revamped footage of the late Dolores O’Riordan has turn out to be the premise for a brand new music video for Iain Cook dinner’s remix of The Cranberries‘ “Ode To My Family.”
The Chvrches member’s synth-heavy tackle the observe seems on the brand new thirtieth anniversary deluxe reissue of the Cranberries’ No Want To Argue. Cook dinner remodeled the folksy jangle-pop sound of the unique, infusing it along with his signature array of keyboards and drum machines whereas sustaining O’Riordan’s majestic vocal melody.
The video for his remix presents the same transformation. Black and white footage of O’Riordan and her bandmates from the shoot for director Samuel Bayer’s unique “Ode To My Family” video has been repurposed and up to date into 4K high quality for the primary time.
The invention of the archival movie used for “Ode To My Family,” in addition to Bayer’s movies for “Zombie” and “Ridiculous Thoughts,” led to the current social media sequence “The Cranberries Uncut,” which options unedited moments from the group’s music video shoots. The sequence has shortly turn out to be a favourite amongst Cranberries followers, inspiring heartfelt feedback and hundreds upon hundreds of likes and shares.
No Want To Argue, the Cranberries’ 1994 sophomore album, discovered the band experimenting with darker, heavier sounds, as heard on the hit single “Zombie.” But as exemplified on “Ode To My Family,” the album’s opening observe, the band was nonetheless simply as able to light, timeless magnificence.
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