Proximity Give Posthumous Avicii Album 'TIM' a Visual Journey Worth Taking

As if the Avicii album TIM wasn’t enough to stir up some of those deep emotions you didn’t know you had today, the lyric video from Proximity will hit the spot.

Over the past few months, fans of Avicii from all over the globe have soaked in every last second of music that has been released since he tragically passed away last year. Paired with news about the Tim Bergling Foundation, the first taste of what he had been cooking up in the studio came in the form of “SOS” which was followed by “Tough Love”.

While many in the dance music scene have made their own tributes to Avicii since the news first broke of his passing, renowned YouTube tastemakers Proximity have memorialized Tim in their own way. Releasing a string of videos for tracks like “Seek Bromance” and “Wake Me Up,” when the new music was released they dropped a lyric video for “SOS” and today, they’ve unveiled their full experience for album TIM.

Related: Check out the tracklist for TIM and more details on the release in our post!

Put together by The Pyramid Watch, this video does an excellent job at representing the emotions that each song’s lyrics bring along with it to really leave a lasting impression. This isn’t your typical lyric video either, as it encompasses the entire album to create a true cinematic journey instead of a string of tracks that aren’t connected by colors or imagery.

Clocking in at just under 40-minutes, this deep dive into TIM is the perfect way to experience the album. Check it out below, grab your copy of the album today to support his foundation, and read on for some insight from the Proximity team about the video!

Watch Avicii – TIM (Full Album Lyric Video) on YouTube:

“Tim is the reason I fell in love with dance music. He was an artist that was always pushing his own artistic boundaries and for that, I had the utmost respect for him. The fact that the family decided to let Avicii live through his music and fan base is incredible – I am honored to have been a part of the campaign.”

– Blake Coppelson, founder of Proximity