Boris Brejcha Serves as Creative Director for his “Space X” Music Video Shot in Iceland

Boris Brejcha has released his newest single “Space X” with a cinematic music video to accompany it.

German-born DJ and producer Boris Brejcha released “Space X” on Friday, June 23, with the goal of taking listeners to what sounds like the creation of a new and untouched planet. He also served as the creative director for the music video shot in the Iceland wilderness which showcases his talent not only as a musical producer but as a creative director.

The track is inspired by Boris Brejcha’s 2021 performance at Elon Musk’s Gigafactory Rave in Berlin, Germany. This sparked the idea of a new planet and what the journey of exploring it would be like. Boris Brejcha and his friends spent four days in Iceland exploring the unique landscapes and diving into what it means to be in an unfamiliar world to create the perfect music video for the new planet vision.

Boris Brejcha stumbled upon a serene location historically recognized as the place where early scientists practiced for the moon landing and robots were tested for the current Mars mission. The location includes remote backdrops, alabaster snowfall, and giant cascading rocks. The scenery and beautiful imagery all incredibly accompany the one-of-a-kind “Space X” project.

“Space X” gradually builds and results in a dramatic melodic-techno journey that perfectly portrays the internationally-renowned producer’s unique sound design. The track comes following another outstanding release from the artist just in April “Level One.”

The artist recognized for his joker mask is in the middle of his Fcking Serious Bus Tour which started in Europe and then North America for epic performances at Coachella festival, Red Rocks Amphitheater in Denver, the main stage at EDC Las Vegas, and the legendary Palacio de los Reportes in Mexico City.

Boris Brejcha is now headed to an array of international shows in Israel, Austria, Switzerland, France, Morocco, Croatia, Romanic, and more. His next US performances will be at ARC Music Festival in Chicago, IL, on September 1 and Mana Wynwood in Miami, FL, on September 2.