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At the beginning of the year, Kelvyn Colt was offering us a glimpse into his world with the intimate visual "Bury Me Alive." Now, the Berlin and London-based artist has returned with his sights set on something far weightier: a sprawling, surreal epic tackling mental health shot in the otherworldly landscapes of Iceland. Watch it below.

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Speaking on the visual, Kelvyn says that “Irrespective of your gender, ethnicity or where you are, I want you to know that your life holds value. That you are important. That you can make a difference and you are worthy. Worthy of life, worthy of love. The start of love is self-love. Learn to accept and love yourself. Beyond all the darkness, there is light."

Stream Kelvyn Colt's recently released EP, Mind of Colt, Pt. 1, below.

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For more of our premieres, check out Sweet Joseph's retro video for "Friends Forever."

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