Have we forgotten what makes us unique and irreplaceable? This is the question posed by Italian group Eugenio In Via Di Gioia in Raoul Paulet's video for Tsunami. 

A homogenous pack of people dressed in bright yellow beanie hats and muted colour palettes - the bandmembers plus additional cast - stumble around an empty industrial scene, blindly following each other's steps and movements.

Representing society as a whole, the repetition and monotony of an everyday routine is a metaphorical prison to one outcast, who wants to take control of their own life. But it's hard to live life against the grain, and once the mishaps start to affect the rest of the group, the very idea of individuality is challenged. 

It's a totally conceptual project, more like an art project than music video, and as such viewers will no doubt take away their own thoughts and interpretations- and that's the magic of this genre and format.