“Run Rabbit Run”: Your Next Sound Obsession
Electro-urban meets cinematic symbolism: Keerbad and Tim Moyo deliver an intense musical experience that hits hard and runs fast.
Keerbad: A Sonic Vision Across Continents
Keerbad isn’t just an artist, he’s a story that moves across latitudes and musical languages. Born in Paris and now based in the Caribbean, on the island of Saint-Martin, he embraced music early on, studying piano and guitar. Raised in a small village near Épernay in the Champagne region, at 16, he moved to Paris to pursue his artistic dreams, training at the renowned Alice Dona Studios under the mentorship of Claude Lemesle, one of France’s most prolific songwriters with over 2,000 titles to his name.
But Keerbad didn’t stop at songwriting. He deepened his craft by studying sound engineering at the European Broadcasting School in Paris. He then worked behind the scenes with major artists, including the legendary Johnny Hallyday. After years at the heart of the industry, in 2014 he took a step back to reconnect with himself and his creative core. Out of that silence comes “Run, Rabbit Run”, a bold, emotional, and visually stunning return.
Run, Rabbit Run: A Night Chase in Sound
From the very first beat, “Run, Rabbit Run” doesn’t ask, it grabs. This electro-urban anthem fuses Keerbad’s textured production with the soulful, commanding voice of Tim Moyo, a rising star in the pop and R&B scene. The track’s mix is handled by Austin Leeds, a renowned American producer known for working with icons like Avicii, Tiësto, and Paul Van Dyk.
The result is a high-intensity electroacoustic anthem, brimming with glitchy textures, deep beats, and melodies that stick to you like neon reflections on wet asphalt. The track unfolds like a chase, starting steady, then accelerating into an immersive, heart-racing journey. This isn’t just a song you hear: you feel it, chase it, live it.
The Rabbit in Flight: A Symbolic Urban Metaphor
At the heart of “Run, Rabbit Run” is the image of a rabbit in flight, a powerful symbol that represents all of us when we feel the urge to run, escape, fight, or transform. The rabbit is sleek, fearless, untouchable. It dashes through a world of danger and light, chasing fate or perhaps just itself.
It’s a metaphor we instantly recognize: that fight-or-flight energy, the thrill of rebellion, the heartbeat of freedom at your heels. Keerbad captures this raw urgency with finesse, creating a track that reflects the duality of urban life, beauty and chaos, vulnerability and power.
The Music Video: A Neon Graphic Novel Come to Life
Shot in New York, the music video takes the concept to the next level. This is no mere visual accompaniment, it’s a cinematic short film. The city becomes a glowing maze of motion and light. The protagonist, a stylized anthropomorphic rabbit, races through surreal subway tunnels and neon-lit streets, embodying the very essence of escape and pursuit.
The aesthetic is sharp and vivid: motion blur, glitch effects, comic-book edits, all pulsing with kinetic energy. Think Blade Runner meets Bugs Bunny with streetwear swagger. Every frame enhances the track’s intensity and brings Keerbad’s cinematic vision to life.
A Sensory and Visual Experience
“Run, Rabbit Run” is more than a song, it’s a multisensory journey. Perfect for listeners who crave music that tells a story, that builds a world, that offers something more than just rhythm. It’s the kind of track you blast on midnight drives or during moments of inner rebellion.
Whether you’re into electronic beats, cinematic sounds, or just looking for a track that’s bold and different, this one’s for you. It hits like a movie, lingers like a dream, and moves like a chase scene.
Whether you’re a fan of electro-pop, glitchy soundscapes, or storytelling through music, “Run, Rabbit Run” is poised to be your next sonic obsession.
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