The music scene has just been injected with a vibrant burst of energy as ALL(H)OURS, the dynamic multinational music collective, unveiled their official music video for 'Graffiti' on January 17. Renowned for their genre-blending sound and captivating visual artistry, the group continues to cement their reputation as one of the most exciting names in the global music landscape.

'Graffiti' isn’t merely a song—it’s a visual and auditory masterpiece. Drawing inspiration from the unfiltered expression and raw dynamism of street art, the track emerges as a powerful anthem of individuality and creative freedom. From the very first beat, 'Graffiti' hooks listeners with its infectious fusion of hip-hop rhythms and electronic undertones, amplified by striking vocals and sharp rap verses. The lyrics serve as a clarion call to dreamers, urging them to leave their imprint on the world—much like graffiti on a blank canvas.

The music video is a sensory overload of color and energy. Drenched in bold hues and graphic artistry, it morphs the screen into a living urban gallery, full of movement and vibrancy. Each member of ALL(H)OURS brings their distinctive style to the performance, captured in visually arresting settings ranging from neon-lit streets to abstract, graffiti-inspired landscapes.

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