One started out on piano, the other on cello: Valentin and Gurvan met at the Versailles conservatoire at the age of 10. Since the release of their first track “Night & Day” with Chelsea Perkins on Elektra (a Warner division), Bormin’ have had people talking. At just 19…
One started out on piano, the other on cello: Valentin and Gurvan met at the Versailles conservatoire at the age of 10. Since the release of their first track “Night & Day” with Chelsea Perkins on Elektra (a Warner division), Bormin’ have had people talking. At just 19, they now juggle their studies and the stage, despite the discipline it demands. In any case, that hasn’t stopped them from following up with this second single, “Back and Forth”.
“Memories are what we have left of past happiness”: that is the message of the “Back and Forth” video. Directed by Left production, it portrays the memories of a young couple just starting out, each alone at home, recalling the magical, poetic moments of a summer love. A paradox built on flashes, setting intense, subliminal shots of their meeting against the characters’ loneliness.
“Night & Day”: first track, first big hit:
