A Captivating Exploration of Love’s Gravitational Pull by Totemo

THE ARTIST

Totemo, a Tel Aviv-based singer, songwriter, and producer, has been captivating audiences since her 2015 debut with the critically acclaimed EP "Heavy As My Dreams." Blending electronic and acoustic elements, her unique soundscapes weave dreamy atmospheres that resonate with listeners around the world. Exploring themes of self-discovery, inner struggles, and human relationships, Totemo's bilingual repertoire in Hebrew and English sets her apart. Her mesmerizing live performances are further elevated by her skills as a visual artist, with her artwork often accompanying her musical creations. "My Gravity" marks the final single from her latest EP, showcasing her ever-evolving talents.

Having already enjoyed a fruitful collaboration with Roy Avital on the "Everything Happens Only Once" LP, which amassed over 1 million streams on Spotify, Totemo's star continues to rise. Her singles have been featured on Spotify's "All New Indie" and "Indie Pop" playlists, and she has garnered radio placement on Israel's leading hit radio station, Galgalatz. Totemo's international appeal is evident as she has toured extensively across Europe, Africa, and the Far East, including China, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and South Korea which Further solidifies her presence on the global stage.

THE MUSIC

Totemo's highly anticipated music video for her latest single, "My Gravity," offers a visually stunning and deeply emotional journey into the heart of a dying relationship. Co-produced with Roy Avital, this powerful single marks a pivotal shift in Totemo's lyrical style, as it cuts right to the core with its direct and brutally honest portrayal of a post-breakup visit to her ex's apartment. Acclaimed Seoul-based director Young-Wook Paik expertly crafts a cinematic and poetic riddle for the video, starring the talented Choi Yu-Hwa and Kim Si Heon, as the protagonist grapples with her place in time and the realization that she's trapped in a cyclical loop of heartache.

Both Choi Yu-Hwa and Kim Si Heon bring their extensive acting experience to the table, elevating the emotional impact of the music video. Choi, known for her work in both television and film, including the Korean adaptation of "Suits" and standout performances in "The Age of Shadows" and "Tazza: One Eyed Jack," seamlessly embodies the heroine's struggle. Kim Si Heon, currently starring in MBC's Korean network drama "Witch's Game" and having appeared in films such as "Our Love Story," adds depth and complexity to the on-screen dynamic. Together, their performances create an evocative visual narrative that complements Totemo's raw and powerful single, resulting in a captivating and memorable music video experience.


THE LYRICS

“Flowers everywhere but no roots in the ground 

I hang in mid air 

Yet it feels like whenever you’re around

You become the gravity”

Expectations are high as we prepare for the next trailblazing output by this phenomenal talent!

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Staff

Spending years writing and performing as a child, Long Beach native Naomi Cheyanne was recognized for her talents early on. Immersing herself in RnB and Pop genres, Cheyanne’s distinct vocal melodies and intuitive lyricism was easily admired by listeners. Fueling her passion for writing and recording, Cheyanne started an independent music production company known as Smug Sounds in 2020 helping thousands of independent artists through songwriting, music production, marketing and playlist curating.

https://www.naomicheyanne.com
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