Hello Heaven, Hello” is not merely a song; it is a transcendental experience, an odyssey through sound and vision that defies the very fabric of musical storytelling. From the moment the first note hits, it catapults the listener into a universe where emotion, artistry, and sheer brilliance intertwine. This is not just a release—it is a statement, a testament to Dominic Harrison’s evolution as an artist and his ability to craft something truly magickal.
The sheer grandeur of this piece is overwhelming. Every beat, every lyric, every meticulously placed soundscape serves a purpose, culminating in a track that doesn’t just exist—it breathes. The song pulsates with life, each second revealing new depths of emotion, intensity, and raw vulnerability. It is an invitation into something greater than music: a narrative, a journey, a dreamscape where the past, present, and future collide in perfect harmony.
Visually, Hello Heaven, Hello is nothing short of a cinematic triumph. At a staggering 9.6 minutes, it refuses to be confined by the conventions of a standard music video. It is a film, an epic, a visual poem that speaks volumes beyond words. It grips you, shakes you, and refuses to let go. The cinematography is breathtaking, each shot meticulously curated to evoke maximum impact.
Director Charlie Sarsfield deserves immense recognition for his masterful execution. His ability to translate Dom’s vision into something so visually arresting is nothing short of genius. The landscapes of Bulgaria serve as more than just a backdrop; they become characters in their own right, adding a hauntingly beautiful, almost ethereal quality to the narrative. Every frame is art, every moment intentional. His craftsmanship is undeniable, and this collaboration is, without question, a stroke of genius.
This song and its accompanying visuals are a glimpse into what promises to be a groundbreaking double album. If Hello Heaven, Hello is any indication, we are on the precipice of a magnum opus—something that could very well stand shoulder to shoulder with era-defining works like Welcome to the Black Parade by My Chemical Romance. It is bold, it is fearless, and above all, it is important.
I find myself at a loss for words, yet simultaneously overwhelmed with the need to praise this creation in every way possible. I know that no amount of superlatives will do it justice, that no review can truly encapsulate the experience of witnessing greatness firsthand. But what I do know is this: I will be watching Hello Heaven, Hello again and again, searching for the subtle nuances, dissecting every detail, and allowing myself to be consumed by its sheer brilliance.
Because tonight, we have just witnessed the birth of a Rock God.
I am in total agreement with this entire review. This song took me to places in my mind that I haven’t explored in a very long time. I am searching myself and my soul and wondering myself, if I have lost myself somewhere. Dominic went above and beyond in this song and video and I was absolutely blown away and tearful as I watched and listened. I sat with my jaw dropped the whole entire time, as it was more than just a song to me. Its poetry and it speaks to every part of me, from the deepest, darkest parts that I don’t want to know, to the brightest parts that I see everyday. He has totally outdone himself with this single, and I’m expecting nothing more from the album but perfection. I’m ready for this ride and I stand behind him full force! 🖤🖤