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Panama

Australian electronic-pop maestro, known to the world as Panama, has spun the music industry on its heels with his unique blend of sounds. His synth-soaked music and echinated vocals blend seamlessly with soulful melodies, marking his own stamp in the musical world. An interesting thing about Panama's rise is, unlike other artists, his introduction to the world was not through his songs, but through the visually arresting and emotionally resonant music videos.

His music videos, often richly cinematic and thought-provoking, are a visual treat. His most acclaimed video, "Always," directed by Fabian Röttger and Vivien Weyrauch, is a hauntingly beautiful depiction of longing and unfulfilled desires. The video unravels the story of an astronaut couple separated by their respective missions and attempts to capture the profound essence of love, making even the coldest of hearts yearn. Another striking aspect is his venture into the world of virtual reality with the video "Hope For Something." It uses 360-degree technology, entrancing viewers with scenes of a house party, subtly showcasing the isolation one can feel even in the midst of a crowd. It's almost impossible to pick a favorite among Panama's visually absorbing music videos. Did you know that Panama, also known Jarrah McCleary, actually took a break from his music studies to bag a degree in landscape architecture? A disclosure that leaves no doubt about the soulful amalgamation of music and aesthetics in his work.

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