Italian darkwave trio Neila Invo released a brand new single and video "B.P.D". Their music is a combination of modern darkwave style infused with a vein of an 80s old-school goth sound and a note of grit stemming from punk. Neila Invo is a trio formed by Elettra Seguro, Claudia Nottebella (already a member of Ash Code) and Valeria Formisano.
"B.P.D" besides being the acronym of the chorus of the track, it's the acronym of "Borderline Personality Disorder", depicted as a demon who shapes moments of life and the relationship with it.
The mixing of the song was edited by Nico Giordano and the mastering was by Daniel Hallhuber used analogue and digital processes at the Young and Cold Records Studios. This new song anticipates the release of the new album, which will be published by Young and Cold Records later this year.
The video clip was shot by Ema Kaiser, a talented photographer who has previously worked with Ash Code, especially for the photo shootings related to their musical tour. Link
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