Possible Impossible - Subtle (Official Music Video)

Official music video by Possible Impossible performing "Subtle" - available here: https://music.vibeto.us/listentosubtle

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►Credits:
Director: Patrick Wayne
Director of Photography: Alexander Jawfox
Editor: Alexander Jawfox
Make-up Artist: TBD
Production Assistant: Ghost
Dance Agency: Studio 4 Dance LLC
Choreographer Studio: Tyler Cartledge
Choreographer Set: Deandra Clarke
Dancers:
Khadira Beech
Zakeeya Birchett
Danielle Green
Tori Powell
Asa Smith

►Behind-the-video:
Does it feel harder and harder to discern what is real and genuine in the age of reactions and algorithms? In electro dark pop Artist Possible Impossible’s latest single “Subtle”, front man Patrick Wayne (Moran) pulls back the curtain on what he’s observed as an acclaimed Video Game Producer and Director (Mass Effect 2, New World). Wayne voices his grievances during a hypothetical therapy session, his thoughts personified by a literal dance crew dancing around in his head. Shot against a high contrast 90s sit-com aesthetic, the video echoes back to a time before social media. Building on the success of Patrick Wayne’s debut single, the latest single considers what it would be like to be in a relationship with a toxic influencer who is mean, despite a sharable smile and surface-level good vibes only. With a history in utilizing big data and algorithms to reach and engage video game players, Wayne is a trailblazing cross-over Artist, from video games to music, bringing an insider's perspective on how technology has introduced veiled toxicity into our cultural consciousness.

“I had a bad interaction with a social media influencer who would disparage others, but with a smile,” explains Patrick Wayne. “They caused divisions within their social circles, but they escaped any blame for breaking up long-term friendships. This is a reminder that the projections of ourselves on the internet aren’t real, while the way we treat others is real. Being mean is still being mean, even if it’s subtle.”