MARTIN KUIPER
MARTIN KUIPER
MARTIN
KUIPER
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MARTIN KUIPER
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After the success of Ego, the first taste of his rock album Prison Of Modesty, Martin Kuiper is releasing his second single, Time. With a catchy riff and a chorus you won't forget, the song gets at something honest and relatable: struggling with time as you chase your dreams.
After the success of Ego, the first taste of his rock album Prison Of Modesty, Martin Kuiper is releasing his second single, Time. With a catchy riff and a chorus you won't forget, the song gets at something honest and relatable: struggling with time as you chase your dreams.
Time is a tune that sticks with you, thanks to a surprising intro and a chorus you can't shake. It’s the cure for the winter blues, Kuiper jokes. But under the rock energy, there's a really personal story. It's a song about how time can get in the way when you're chasing what you want. I really felt that when I finished high school and during my student years.”
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With “Time,” Kuiper gets that feeling of life speeding up when you leave home to start college. I was 17 when I started studying Physics in Groningen. But I didn't really know why I picked that. It was kind of a weight on me without me even realizing it. Picking a career or a job felt like a huge, final choice at the time.” The music video shows this contrast, mixing old clips of Kuiper himself with driving and racing scenes. You see me as a 17-year-old with long hair, going out into the world and, stumbling, changing into a neat guy, ready to go to work, he says with a laugh. The cars crashing are like a tough time I had at the end of my studies, when the pressure of time was just too much.”
With “Time,” Kuiper gets that feeling of life speeding up when you leave home to start college. I was 17 when I started studying Physics in Groningen. But I didn't really know why I picked that. It was kind of a weight on me without me even realizing it. Picking a career or a job felt like a huge, final choice at the time.” The music video shows this contrast, mixing old clips of Kuiper himself with driving and racing scenes. You see me as a 17-year-old with long hair, going out into the world and, stumbling, changing into a neat guy, ready to go to work, he says with a laugh. The cars crashing are like a tough time I had at the end of my studies, when the pressure of time was just too much.”