Voodoo Popeye's new music video has just arrived.
This time we are talking about the song "Bensedin", the only composition from Popeye's album "Stereoporoza", published under the auspices of the publishing house Fidbox and produced by MK Art Studio, which has not yet been screened in the form of a music video.
The director is Marko Kovač, who is also the author of the music. Of course, the lyrics of the song were written by the vocal interpreter Radenko Stojanović, better known as Vudu Popaj, while the backing vocals were sung by Jelena Kovač.
The song critically talks about the connection of some past times with today's gloomy everyday life in a specific way, through humorous plays with words that have become the trademark of Zemun rapper Voodoo Popeye.
The "Bensedin" music video, with the publication of which the album "Stereoporoza" became one of the rare music releases whose tracks are also visually presented through official music videos, follows the events of the song itself, but in an unusual way - from the perspective of a small tranquilizer pill that, as the main actor of the video, goes through miraculous paths through various absurd and metaphorical obstacles and situations, in order to reach the place where the singer from the song calls her.
