Underground no longer means unnoticed. Rising from the static of cookie-cutter pop, GIBSON XCVIII quietly unveiled the official music video for their emotionally charged single “SEROTONIN”, a raw, dreamlike visual companion to a track that already feels like a sonic gut punch in the best way.

Directed with hypnotic minimalism and unnerving intimacy and filmed in the remnants of Christchurch’s eastern red-zone, the soft release video feels like flipping through the subconscious of someone you’ve never met but somehow understand. The visuals mirror the song’s aching highs and fragile lows, bending lo-fi grit with ethereal polish, an aesthetic that hits like nostalgia for a place that never existed.

For those craving something under the radar, yet bang on point, “SEROTONIN” is the kind of track that sneaks up on you, then refuses to let go. The video deepens the experience, drawing you further into the world of an artist who’s not trying to be the next anything, just unapologetically themselves.

GIBSON XCVIII isn’t demanding attention; They are earning it.

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