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Orion’s Time for Crime Music Video by Robotina

Published Oct 10, 2019

Italian studio Robotina directed this new music video for Orion’s debut single “Time For Crime”. The pointillist style of the animation is inspired by 8-bit graphics from old school video games.

Recorded in a bedroom in Rhode Island and mixed by Johnny Jewel, the track is out now via Italians Do It Better.

Check out another awesome music video by Robotina.

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