After the hit "Viet Kieu" that caused a storm not long ago, Wren Evans continues to release a music product called "Call me" - with footage full of youthfulness and a dramatic, spontaneous but equally poetic and unforgettable love story.
The constant changes in musical thinking and style help Wren Evans become an unpredictable piece of Vpop. The newly released MV "Call Me" has many surprising elements, continuing to show Wren's mischievousness and rare ego.
In a rapidly developing music market like Vpop, it is not easy for an artist to balance his ego while still continuously bringing fresh, sumptuous entertainment parties. Among the artists of Generation Z who have done that, we cannot ignore the singer/songwriter/producer born in 2001, Wren Evans.
Wren Evans is a favorite Gen Z singer.
In "Call me", Wren and the crew "played" all out when daring to tell an extremely bold and detailed story that not every young artist in Vietnam dares to do: toxic love.
Wren shows a very clear message "Young love is always the most memorable love because of its wildness, freedom and arrogance". Young audiences will certainly see somewhere their own image reflected in each frame of the MV "Call me" - a person who did everything for love; was once crazy to the point of losing his mind; was once a "lamb" who threw herself into a toxic love and then escaped strongly, or maybe struggled to get through each ambiguous emotion.
The visual storytelling ability of Wren Evans and his crew makes "Call Me" easily touch the hearts of the audience both visually and aurally, showing a breakthrough, constantly experimenting with new things in the style of making MVs. In "Call Me", the scenes showing the "playful" aspect are recreated by the 2001 singer in a humorous but equally "cool" way.
He is highly appreciated for his creativity and unique musical thinking.
The explosion, action or emotional scenes are all calculated and expressed meticulously and delicately - creating a work full of emotions and captivating viewers.
This effort shows the investment and dedication of Wren and his collaborators in the comeback product. With "Call Me", Wren Evans has kept his promise to his fans: constantly changing and transforming but still maintaining his own style. Whether it's music or image, the 2001-born boy has succeeded in creating things that "can only be Wren".
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