Prepare to be captivated by the evocative sounds and poignant storytelling of Brendan McNamara’s project, Extra Time, as they unveil their latest single, “Where Is The Light.” Serving as the first glimpse into their upcoming album, “Songs With Long Titles,”
Accompanied by a mesmerizing animated film clip created by the talented Gabriel Gareso, “Where Is The Light” delves into the concept of Japanese ‘Hikikomori’—a phenomenon of severe social withdrawal observed primarily in young adolescent males. Brendan McNamara, whose day job as a video game creator and director provides a unique perspective, expertly navigates themes of loneliness and isolation prevalent in today’s modern era.
Gareso’s animation skillfully captures the emotional depth of the song, depicting the struggle with loneliness amidst virtual connectivity. The visual interpretation resonates deeply, offering a poignant reflection on the challenges faced by individuals grappling with social withdrawal and depression.
This unique opportunity invites listeners to engage with Extra Time’s music on a deeper level, fostering a sense of community and connection in a digital age.
Recorded and mixed at Damien Gerard Studios in West Gosford, Australia, engineered by Andrew Beck, and mastered by Grammy Award Winner William Bowden, “Where Is The Light” promises to be a captivating addition to any music collection.
So, let Extra Time’s enchanting melodies and thought-provoking lyrics illuminate your soul as you embark on a musical journey through the depths of emotion and introspection with “Where Is The Light.”
