Low Between Zebras is Episode 1, Part 3 of Underworld’s DRIFT series. The film draws inspiration from stories gathered through their collaboration with the Manchester Street Poem project.
"The original brief for the film was inspired by a story I heard from a lady who had begged on the street and how she had watched the world every day from low down to the ground. How legs & feet moving around & past her, always ‘going somewhere’, reinforced her own feelings of going nowhere." Karl Hyde
lyrics
LOW BETWEEN ZEBRAS (Drift Poem)
Drift
Liberation
The happy wanderer
Journeying without purpose
Traveling, directed by intuition not target
To move through places with no other objective,
than to experience the moment
Detached from normal days
Baggage-less
Going to places to find out what it’s like
Slider
Frictionless
Skater
Roller
Perpetual motion
Moving with ease
No end goal
An open book into which things fall
Gypsy
Roamer
Nomad
Drift
Frictionless movement
Moving across
A landscape
Not in a straight line
An unpredictable end point
Not traditional geometry
Is it even possible to predict the end point of a Drift journey?
A resting place of wind-driven snow
An object in motion by wind or water or land mass
Nirvana
Heaven
Time is not the master.
Time made the servant
Time is linear…? Perception…?
Movement changes perception of time...
Drift through time
In a moment
Forever changed
Forever altered
Rick Smith & Karl Hyde are published by Mute Song Ltd. (PRS) for the world excluding the USA, Canada and Mexico and by Big Deal Beats (BMI) administered by Words & Music for USA, Canada and Mexico.
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