Imagination is unlimited, allowing music producer Gary Louca, aka Deltiimo, to daydream through his visuals. That’s exactly what’s happening in his new EDM AI video, “Techno Cowboy,” which feels like it’s straight out of a Western movie with a sci-fi twist.
Ever since AI rolled in as a creative tool, tons of artists have been making the most of it to whip up some super cool stories in their music videos. No doubt, it opens up a whole bunch of possibilities to level up the quality of any project.
Soundtrack to a Sci-Fi Western Adventure
As always, Deltiimo’s got a knack for adding unforgettable visual touches to his video clips. Just think back to the funny garden gnomes that popped up in “Happy For The Weekend,” released during the summertime last year.
On this occasion, the characters in the visuals for “Techno Cowboy” seem to come from some far-off planet, or maybe even an alternate version of our world. I’m talking flying saucers, sexy cowgirls, cyber-wolves, horses, and the star of the show, a humanoid robot.
In effect, the song itself feels like the perfect intro for a sci-fi Western-style adventure, whether an animated series or even a movie.
A Musical Ride Through “Techno Cowboy”
When it comes to the music, this EDM AI video blends electronic beats with radio-friendly vibes. On top of that, the lyrics are so catchy you won’t be able to stop yourself from singing along while you groove to the rhythm.
The energy hits hard right from the start. Bradon Grobler’s vocals nail it, perfectly telling the whimsical story of Techno Phil, the “Techno Cowboy,” riding through the addictive sounds of this jam.
Somehow, Deltiimo leaves you curious to know more about the main character. And perhaps this is just the starting point for a follow-up to the clip, where the vibrant music drives every scene with unique visual storytelling.
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Hi, I’m Erick Ycaza — a music blogger with a BA in Advertising & Graphic Design. I created this blog to keep you updated with daily music news. Surprisingly, I’ve been writing about music since 2007. If you’re an artist and would like to be featured, feel free to reach out: info@electrowow.net
