CLEVELAND, OH (July 19, 2025) – Post-punk artist Nature Nvoke premiered a gripping new visual statement, ‘Abstraction (War of Peace Version)‘, on Friday, July 19 via his official YouTube channel.
More than a music video, it is a cinematic ritual – an offering for the dreamers, the warriors, the wounded, and the ones who still believe. Built from striking visual metaphors and emotionally charged performance, the video invites viewers into a visceral meditation on conflict, memory, and liberation.
“I make music for those who have no voice”, says frontman Nate Eberhardt. “This piece is for the ones caught between survival and imagination – those who feel too much and still dare to hope.”
Directed and filmed by creative visionary Joshua Burton, known artistically as Mekhi, the video is the result of an intense collaboration between two artists committed to truth-telling through sound and image. Set against Cleveland’s stark industrial backdrop, Mekhi’s direction transforms urban decay into a landscape of resistance and rebirth.
“Abstraction (War of Peace Version)” is not just meant to be watched – it’s meant to be felt, absorbed, and wrestled with. In a time where silence is a weapon, Nature Nvoke delivers a necessary noise.
