Must-Watch Music Videos: ‘Life On Earth’ In Tomorrow’s World Is Beautiful

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Aside from the sheer terror and unfathomable pain of having to wake up early enough to catch the school bus, I have relatively fond memories of high school and grade school. For the most part, the kids in the latest video from Tomorrow’s World look like they will have fond memories, too.

Tomorrow’s World is the side project of Jean Benoit Dunckel

and Lou Hayter, better known as members of legendary electronic group Air and New Young Pony Club, respectively. Their most recent video for ‘Life on Earth‘ is a glimpse at a day in the life of school children from the boredom of math class up until the insane running of the bulls that is the final bell. All in all, a pretty low key and typical school experience.

The tune is entrancing and melodic. It completes sonically what the video presents to you visually; that the inherent beauty of a day on Earth can be as simple and mesmerizing as a normal day at school.

Tomorrow’s World started on a lark with the duo laying down a single track. Things went so well they now have a full length debut album out now and 2014 tour dates coming soon. Make sure you check back and subscribe here, because with debut visuals this strong this is sure to be a pairing that’s going to drop more great content soon.

Arshan Sadri is the Channel Manager at Brooklyn based, INDMUSIC, YouTube’s largest music Network. He got his start booking comedy and music at the University of Maryland. On weekends he refuses to travel above 14th street, likes to run, and plays in two bands that are just ok. INDMUSIC is YouTube’s Largest Music Network, allowing independent music content creators to monetize their YouTube views without sacrificing creative control or rights to their content.