With the metaverse now cluttering up our timeline, in addition to those various NFT drops, looking at art in a whole new light has now effortlessly become commonplace. Enter Project Peters, a singer/songwriter group consisting of two brothers born in Nigeria and raised in Australia.
The duo has hit the top spot on iTunes but wishes to push its musical talents to the next level. Project Peters takes a gander into the world of video games by devising their first official music video with UE.
Through the power of Unreal Engine 5 and the artistic flavor of Ben Halford, Project Peters is delivering upon a narrative experience in music unlike anything before it. At the sound of UE, some may have immediately wondered when their Fortnite concert is scheduled, but the group's utilization of the video game engine is in the brilliant construction of an animated video that uplifts their music as much as it complements its vibes.
Says Project Peters themselves via email, "Our goal with this single was to push creative boundaries, build new relationships and pave a way for artists to think outside the box."
The group is working alongside ON3 studios to bring their vision to life. The aforementioned Halford, an animator, developer, and games engineer, took up the creative direction of the project in devising the scope and atmosphere of Project Peters' narrative music experience.
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Joseph relays in the press release:
"Darlington contacted Ben via an anamorphic facebook page and after hearing our song, Ben was intrigued and wanted to be a part of the project. Ben lives in London, so the creative process involved a lot of back and forth, emails and concept arts. The story was written by us so we had to convey this to Ben the best way we could."
The narrative music video, which will be landing Friday, Feb. 25 at 12:00 A.M., will celebrate their debut EP, titled Green Light, releasing some time in mid-2022. Epic Games, makers of Unreal Engine, are delighted to be a part of Project Peters' forthcoming music video and have likewise joined in the fun by sharing it across Epic Games' socials come release on Friday.
Utilizing sonicated assets and designs within Unreal, made all the more splendid through the audio-fueled journey provided via Project Peters, the group's forthcoming music video is sure to entice the masses. The video will go live on Feb. 25 at 12:00 A.M. on Project Peters' YouTube channel.
