Kasbo Releases Trippy Visualizer for "Bleed It Out"

Kasbo released a visual accompaniment to his new track “Bleed It Out” last week!

If you haven’t already listened to “Bleed It Out”, you should definitely tune in now. Swedish producer Kasbo‘s latest release was inspired by his recent backpacking trip through China and Vietnam. Regarding his trip, he explained, “it was something that at first stemmed some kind of anxiety within me but something I grew to love, [it] was kind of a beautiful chaos.”

“Bleed It Out” is the perfect reflection of this, with its gradual build-up and drawn out vocals that eventually explode into a mellow drop that just screams Kasbo. The track seems to be a fantastic echo of Kasbo’s trip, for just as his trip eventually culminated with “beautiful chaos,” the track does too as it transitions from Nea‘s melodic vocals to its bass and synth-heavy drop.

The visualizer released Friday is as impressive as the song itself and features three minutes and 38 seconds of visuals that are as aesthetically awesome as they are trippy. It also follows a theme of “beautiful chaos” and includes an array of geometric shapes along with what I can only describe as melting Jello and smoking pyramids.

Honestly, by the end of the video, I found myself questioning whether I was actually sober or not. But don’t take my word or poor explanatory attempts for it, check out the video for yourself below!

Watch Kasbo Feat. Nea – Bleed It Out (Visual) on YouTube:

About Kasbo:

2015 marked the start of a breakout two years for Kasbo – the 22-year-old Gothernburg-based Swede also known as Carl Garsbo. The release of his own productions – a debut EP, Umbrella Club, and standout single “World Away” released on ODESZA’s Foreign Family Collective – combined with a string of well-received remixes for the likes of Vance Joy, Big Gigantic and Mutemath have seen him rack up over 50 million streams in that time alone.

Continued support from the likes of Billboard, Stereogum, THUMP and Stoney Roads, and invitations to tour the US with Glass Animals and ODESZA have further signaled the rapid rise of this young producer.

Before announcing a full Spring 2018 North American tour, Kasbo joins ODESZA on the road again this fall, and also plans to hit the road with Slow Magic and San Holo.