Verses GT — Found

JUL 01 2025 · 12:00

Verses GT — Found (2025) Director: Xavier Tera Era: Post-Club Meditative Electronic (2025) - Mid-2020s underground electronic duo era defined by introspective, texture-driven audiovisual projects blurring album, live performance, and moving image into unified artistic statements. High curatorial value as a primary document of the Verses GT project — one of the most critically noted underground electronic collaborations of 2025. The video's extreme formal restraint (0 cuts, 357-second single take, near-zero motion) makes it an exemplary case study in anti-montage music video aesthetics. As part of a deliberate three-part visual series directed within a unified artistic framework, it holds archival significance for researchers studying the intersection of electronic music, fine-art photography, and long-form visual composition in the mid-2020s. Context: Released September 12, 2025 via LUCKYME® as track 8 of the self-titled debut album, 'Found' exists within Verses GT — the collaborative project of Montreal producer Jacques Greene (Philippe Aubin-Dionne) and Los Angeles producer Nosaj Thing (Jason Chung). The duo conceived Verses GT as an all-encompassing entity spanning album, worldwide live tour, and immersive moving image. The track was written in Montreal and emerged from a non-verbal studio session in which granular synthesiser vocals and improvised chords materialized into a finished piece through wordless collaboration. The project was recorded in person across London, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Paris, and Montreal, explicitly resisting remote-working norms in favor of embodied human connection. The visual world of the album is shaped by photographer-director Xavier Tera, creative director-writer Terence Teh, and artist-designer Erin D. Garcia. Director notes: Xavier Tera is the credited photographer-director for the Verses GT album project. He is confirmed as director of 'Your Light' (the first video in a three-part series) and is the sole visual director across the Verses GT moving-image world. In an interview with Sabukaru, Tera described the three-video series as 'three distinct stories, points of views and styles' sharing a common theme of communication and identity, confirming the series is non-continuous in character. The 'Found' video (track 8 on the album) falls within this visual project framework. No separate director credit for 'Found' specifically was located in available sources; attribution to Tera is made on the basis of his sole photographer-director credit across all Verses GT visual output.