Florida (USA) based dark electro/industrial music producer and artist Miss FD has just released the bewitching cinematic gothic music video for her song, "Curse Breaker". The song is a liberating dark piano piece with laid-bare female vocals that channel raw emotion, empowerment, and mystique. It is a spell-binding transformative song about overcoming and letting go.
The music video, directed by long-time collaborator and friend Tas Limur, was filmed in a Victorian mansion in Historic Old Louisville, KY. The video follows Miss FD through a curse-breaking séance which releases her from a haunting apparition, symbolizing freeing oneself from the binds and limitations of the past.
Miss FD blends cyberpunk, industrial, gothic, and dark electronic genres. Her work is characterized by haunting vocals which range from ethereal, to empowering and edgy. Her music fuses quirky, cutting-edge, yet unconventional production and thought-provoking lyrics. Link
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