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Please enjoy the fourth video from the album “Man and Machine”

The music video takes place in a desert and what seems to be the shack of a cowboy poet. The desert is Mojave, close to the border of Nevada, USA. The shack is actually in Denmark, in the music studio Techpoint, where most of the music is recorded. It was transformed into a desert shelter for the black man….

The new music video “She knows” features the talented voice and songwriting of Anne Christine Wold. The video has no actually script or manus.
It’s made by Mohavi himself, consisting of video clips from different projects.
For instance footage from the originally “the making of the album” was used and also handheld footage from an iPhone and outtakes from “Give me the gun”.

The video is directed and edited by Mohavi and much enjoyable!
“She knows” is taken from the album “Man and Machine” by Mohavi and is the third video release!

The release have already iniatiated other projects, and I am now currently working with new songs for a new project, with a DJ and a talented singer (you already know!). That’s very nice and makes me exited.

The album release will be followed by more videos, which already have been recorded and now are in the phase of editing. Also a new single is soon to come!
So again, thank you.

From the recordings, here using a 1969 Fender Stratocaster for some twangy sounds

Finally it’s here: The album “Man and Machine” has been released

Filled with uplifting music, retro-like guitar sounds, futuristic electronica and windy western landscapes. Also you can experience surf guitars, robot voices and beautiful female voices on the debut album from Mohavi.

The music of Mohavi unfolds in a cross between Americana, Kitsch and Electronica and is clearly heard inspired by both David Lynch as Morricones movie music, classic Kraftwerk, techno and modern club music, which include due Mohavis unique application of an original vocoder, a Roland VP-300 from 1979.

The energetic musician has with the album created his own ballgame and style, which has been called “cowboy-techno” of the inner circle. The sound is retro, quirky and dusty. It is highly danceable music in a unique blend. The album also contains a few quieter numbers and here impresses Anne Christine Wold with her sensitive voice that convincingly slides into the guitarist great techno landscapes.

Mohavi has been in the Danish music scene for many years, but now makes his debut as a solo artist under the new name. Both as a producer and artist, he has left his strong mark on the entire process. Besides playing almost all instruments Mohavi has even directed and edited music videos and created artwork, graphics and visual design for the site and covers.

MOHAVI PRESS RELEASE:
Press Release

MOHAVI on iTunes:
Man and Machine

MOHAVI on You See Play:
Man and Machine

The first single from the forthcoming album is “Death in the Afternoon”.

The new video was recorded/shot in Joshua Tree National Park in California and beside Mohavi you will witness a sculls head, wild dogs, a runaway train and the cactus Lophophora. We must warn you, this motion picture contains psychedelic scenes that some viewers may find disturbing.
But no cactus were harmed during the making of the movie.

Watch the video here:
Death in the Afternoon music video

Mohavi performing in the Mojave Desert, Nevada, USA. From the video “In the end (it all comes back to you)”

Anne Christine Wold

Mohavi Press Photo 1043. Photo by Jacob Eskildsen.

Mohavi Press Photo 1060. Photo by Jacob Eskildsen.

Mohavi Press Photo 1044. Photo by Jacob Eskildsen.

Anne Christine Wold, Danish singer and songwriter living in London

First release and single: Death in the Afternoon

A new music video from Danish rock artist Mohavi, shot partly in Joshua Tree National Park in California and partly in Copenhagen.
The music style is retro rock and electronica with elements of Surf Music and references to Italian “spaghetti” western movies from the seventies as well as Spanish culture. The video is directed and edited by Mohavi himself. By the time, the video was shot, the music was’nt finished, so the whole thing was just improvised in the Joshua Tree Park, just using an old cheap camera. When the musical track was finished, some additional footage were done i Denmark.
A new album from Mohavi is released i October in Denmark and Mohavi is working in more videos, combining elements of rock, electronica in the music – as well as humour and kitch in the video!

DEBUT ALBUM FROM ELECTRONIC COWBOY

Retro-like guitar sounds, futuristic electronica and windy western landscapes mingles with surf guitar, robot voices and beautiful female voices on the debut album from Mohavi. Behind the name is a Danish music producer and guitarist, for the first time out with its own music, which is a unique and personal blend of past and future.

The album is mainly recorded in Copenhagen, but parts of the album have been recorded in London and Los Angeles. Mohavi plays the vast majority of the instruments on the 12 tracks, but has also been helped by Soren Balsner from Carpark North, which has been co-producer on a few tracks. Also contributing is the talented Anne Christine Wold, new Danish singer / songwriter, who is based in London and already has excited many people with her unique singing voice and crystal clear songs. Anne Christine Wold is involved in three of the tracks, which are written in a beautiful collaboration between the techno-cowboy and the female singer. In addition, Mohavi got help from producers, including DJ Henrik Hjarnø (aka Jox) and beats from drummer Adam Grønne.

The forerunner of the album was the track “Give Me The Gun”, which have long circulated on the social media with a video, recorded in Los Angeles. Now, the first official single and video “Death in the Afternoon” is released. The video is again recorded in the United States, this time in Joshua Tree National Park in California.

The music of Mohavi unfolds in a cross between Americana, Kitsch and Electronica and is clearly heard inspired by both David Lynch as Morricones movie music, classic Kraftwerk, techno and modern club music, which include due Mohavis unique application of an original vocoder, a Roland VP-300 from 1979.

The energetic musician has with the album created his own ballgame and style, which has been called “cowboy-techno” of the inner circle. The sound is retro, quirky and dusty. It is highly danceable music in a unique blend. The album also contains a few quieter numbers and here impresses Anne Christine Wold with her sensitive voice that convincingly slides into the guitarist great techno landscapes.

Mohavi has been in the Danish music scene for many years, but now makes his debut as a solo artist under the new name. Both as a producer and artist, he has left his strong mark on the entire process. Besides playing almost all instruments Mohavi has even directed and edited music videos and created artwork, graphics and visual design for the site and covers.