Indie Folk Singer-Songwriter Luke De-Sciscio Unveils New Video For Stunning Live Take “Moon”

Anglo-Italian singer-songwriter Luke De-Sciscio headed to the Bath Abbey near his home in the UK to film his latest music video “Moon”. His stunning live take from within the elegant cathedral was inspired in part by the art installation ‘Museum of the Moon” by Luke Jerram, and over two nights, him and his crew crafted something beautiful.

With a minimalist approach, Luke and his nylon string argue in favour of “less is more”, as his compelling, brooding vocals steal the show as the guitar strings dance below. The monochrome visual features Luke posed in front of a giant moon, adding to the poignant artistry of both his musicianship and the song’s lament about a new day to come.

Watch below:

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