BAH.ROMA Unveils a New Live Performance Video
Musician BAH.ROMA (Bakhariev) has released a live video for his track 'Tsehla' (Brick), marking the fifth installment in his audiovisual project. The footage was captured against the backdrop of a destroyed building, a setting that amplifies the song's themes and mood. All of BAH.ROMA's live videos are performed without staging, props, or added effects, allowing the music and raw emotions to take center stage.
Artistic Vision and Underlying Messages
The project has previously showcased works for the following tracks:
- 'Kviten' (April)
- 'Meta' (Goal)
- 'Yu'
- 'Vich-na-vich' (Face to Face)
BAH.ROMA's artistry is defined by its minimalist execution, which highlights the profound meaning within his music. The chosen location for the new video—a ruined building—serves as a powerful emblem of resilience and the drive for renewal.
What inspires me most are our people. Despite bombed-out homes, despite pain and loss, despite sleepless nights, we still choose to live. We piece ourselves back together. We go with friends to clear the rubble. We open businesses despite the fear of new shelling. For me, the heart of this video is one simple metaphor: the future of our country lies in those who, again and again, pick up a brick to build here.
— BAH.ROMA
This statement captures the current spirit and the hope for recovery. The lyrics of 'Tsehla' also carry a significant message: 'Don't be afraid that everything will end. Fall asleep so you can wake up again.' These words reinforce a sense of hope for the future and the possibility of bouncing back after hardship.
The release of this new live video marks a pivotal moment in BAH.ROMA's career. It not only highlights his musical achievements but also emphasizes the social context in which he operates. The ruined buildings that serve as the backdrop for his work symbolize the challenges faced by society, yet they simultaneously point to resilience and the desire for restoration. This reflects a hope for rebuilding and new beginnings that, according to the artist, depend on the efforts of people willing to work for their future.